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Physical education teachers need a 4-year degree with science and physical education classes to teach and perform physical activities, helping kids stay active while not being confined to a desk job. The work pays around $25,000 for middle school teachers but opportunities exist to coach teams or teach health, and the fitness field is growing while allowing teachers to positively impact students and stay physically fit themselves.
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This document discusses the author's experiences with physical education in primary school. It outlines some of the physical skills taught like ball skills, movement, and balance. It also discusses teaching skills needed like organization, communication, lesson planning, and interacting with students. Some physical activities the author participated in included dance, gymnastics, games, and sports. The document also provides guidance for teachers on creating a quality learning environment focused on higher-order thinking and making learning meaningful for students. It stresses the importance of understanding the PDHPE syllabus as it aims to support students' holistic development.
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This document discusses the author's experiences with physical education in primary school. It outlines some of the physical skills taught like ball skills, movement, and balance. It also discusses teaching skills developed like organization, communication, lesson planning, and interacting with students. Some physical activities the author participated in included dance, gymnastics, games, and sports. The document also provides guidance for teachers on understanding the quality teaching framework and NSW syllabus for PDHPE, which aims to support students' holistic development and quality of life. Key references on the PDHPE curriculum and teaching are also listed.
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