It has been said once, but it deserves to be said again: this week the group did a great job at showing us how to teach invasion games. TGfU was a great edition to this\u00a0class\u00a0as well, because it will help us in the future with breaking down lessons in a way that helps our students understand the ultimate goal.<\/p>\n
We also gained a lot of great knowledge when discussing curriculum and different theories we can apply to our teaching styles. \u00a0I believe that is necessary to combine different curricular approaches that will assist teachers is modelling a healthy and active lifestyle for our students. Students need the encouragement to find what works best for them in regards to fitness. As I said in our group discussion this week, I don’t particularly like volleyball, but the fact that I was able to get a chance to try running, basketball, badminton, as well as a variety of other games and sports in elementary and high school encouraged me to pursue the fitness lifestyle that works best for me in adulthood. <\/span> It has been said once, but it deserves to be said again: this week the group did a great job at showing us how to teach invasion games. TGfU was a great edition to this\u00a0class\u00a0as well, because it will help us in the future with breaking down lessons in a way that helps our students … Continue reading Week 5 – Movement Journal<\/span>
\nAs well, I cannot emphasize enough how important I believe it is that we encourage our students to eat healthy when in school. From someone who came from a home where eating healthy was not even a consideration, I think it is essential that children are given opportunities to see what a healthy diet looks like and how they can achieve a moderately healthy lifestyle at home or at school. At the very least this given students more opportunities and ideas about how they might eat healthy in their adult lives. <\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"