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Sunday, July 21
 

12:00pm PDT

** Important Note from Artie! We are 99% confirmed with the #PEGeeks presenting for you this year. There will a few last minute changes. Please check back as time permits...
Dear All: ** Important Note from Artie!  We are 99% confirmed with the #PEGeeks presenting for you this year. There will a few last minute changes. Please check back as time permits...
Sunday July 21, 2019 12:00pm - 12:15pm PDT

8:30pm PDT

US Game's Sunday Night "Meet & Greet" Activity Social @ Crowne Plaza Hotel (8:30 - 10:00 PM)
The Sunday Night "Meet & Greet" Activity Social is a traditional part of the National PE & School Sport Institute. Please consider joining our gathering at the Crowne Plaza Hotel (1 Resort Dr, Asheville, NC 28806) and join in the fun. This year, we will have a talented cadre of National OPEN Trainers from across the United States as your hosts!  Just come in the main entrance and follow the signs to this event that starts at 8:30 PM. You can also decide to drop by the bar where presenters and participants will be refreshing new and old friendships as well!
Sunday July 21, 2019 8:30pm - 10:00pm PDT
Crowne Plaza Hotel 1 Resort Dr, Asheville, NC 28806
  Social
 
Monday, July 22
 

7:00am PDT

Wifi & Hashtag Info: Network: UNCA_Wifi ; Password: PEInstitute2019; #PEInstitute19
Monday July 22, 2019 7:00am - 7:15am PDT

7:30am PDT

Registion Desk Opens at 7:30 AM @ Sherrill Center, UNC Asheville
Our friendly Registration Desk will open from 7:30 - 8:30 AM.  We will be just insidethe entrance of the Sherrill Center with smiling faces, warm hugs, high fives and other welcoming greetings! For additional details, please feel free to contact Artie (Artie@greatactivities.net or 919.818.6486). We believe your registration process sets the tone for your 2-1/2 day stay with us.  In other words, we want to to feel welcomed, relaxed and appreciated!
Monday July 22, 2019 7:30am - 8:30am PDT
Registration Sherrill Center and Kimmell Arena, UNC Asheville, 227 Campus Dr, Asheville, North Carolina.

8:45am PDT

Opening Keynote: Andy Hair's "Finding My Happiness- My Emotional & Social Journey"
Description: Happiness is the empowerment of life. Growing up with hyperactivity Andy Hair will share his story how exercise has enriched his life fuelling his happiness each day.  Living through risk taking in passion and career and experimenting with endurance sports from an early age he learnt that every experience led to a growth in personal understanding that ‘Anything is possible’.  Developing a strong attachment to positive psychology Andy will share with you how using Dr. Martin Seligman’s PERMA model has led to success in career, family and sport.  

Meet Your Presenter! Andy Hair is a highly motivated and entertaining physical education teacher from Australia. As his students' self proclaimed "Physical Literacy Coach," Andy's #1 personal and professional goal is to see all of his children and youth excel and achieve their personal life's dreams. His physical education motto is “Dream, Believe & Achieve!" Outside of his days (and evenings) as a teacher and coach, Andy lives a very physically active life training for fun "mudder" events, community fun runs and Ironman Triathlons.

"I believe a physical education teacher serves as a positive role model for his or her school and community," Andy says. "This extends beyond the walls of our gym and into the various communities that interact with our students." As an example of this, Andy also works for School Sport Victoria as Regional Coordinator. He has been with this group for the past 20 years acting in various roles to provide children with pathways to participate in community sports. Andy currently coordinates 28 sporting carnivals throughout the year.*

* In Australian culture, sports carnivals are held to perform competitions in the individual or team disciplines like track and field, swimming or Surf Life Saving. Teams from different clubs or schools gather together for both individual point-score and team score. Often, the carnival is opened by a parade with the teams marching in uniforms and flags over the field of competition.

Monday July 22, 2019 8:45am - 9:35am PDT
Keynote
  Keynote, addnew

9:45am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Mike Morris' "EXTREME Creativity: #Physed Activities that Will BLOW Your Mind!" in Mountain View
Description:  Please consider joining the ultra-talented Mike Morris for this highly active session that will provide purposeful and EXTREMELY innovative activities.  Guaranteed to spark student interest, incorporate academics, get them moving, develop skills, and make learning fun!
PEI 19 Extreme Creativity Physed Activities that will BLOW your Mind by Mike Morris pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 9:45am - 10:35am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

9:45am PDT

(* HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Michelle Hillier's "The Groove: Global Movement Experience" In Dance Room 306
Description:  Experience movement in a super innovative way to build physical literacy and nurture creativity! The Groove promotes overall health & wellness and allows students to be active without competition or confusing choreography. Explore dance styles and music from around the world (african, bhangra, tango, folk and more!) and inspired by global music to improve strength, stamina, coordination, balance, agility and social skills. Session material will be shared with participants. As in all Michelle's sessions, when you move with her “You Can’t Get it Wrong!"
Handout Link > https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qPo9ETIwyQnBfzNYCu_7RAb--MDINqjQ?usp=sharing_eil&ts=5d3b44fa









Experience Groove Follow Up Package M. Hillier 2019 pdf
PPT HELP Dance in PE PE Institute 2019 pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 9:45am - 10:35am PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity, addnew

9:45am PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Mel Hamada's "A Game Sense Approach to Invasion Games - Use of Coaching Cards for Observation" in Gym B
"A Game Sense Approach to Invasion Games - Use of Coaching Cards for Observation" Game Sense is a specific model that has come out of Bunker and Thorpe’s Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) that was developed in Australia during the mid-1990s through collaboration with Rod Thorpe and the Australian Sports Commission” (Thrope, 2006 cited by Pill, 2016).
Students are presented with specific game challenges that they then solve while playing small sided games with modified rules, this approach is quite different from isolated skills-based from practice and big-group gameplay. In this session, participants will play different Game Sense Invasion games that build in tactical complexity and focus on inquiry through teacher questions and problem-solving in various games.
Small-sided activities - general Invasion and then building into Touch Rugby specific games and activities. While athletes are playing these games, we will have a focus on the Coaches that are offering observation and constructive conversations to help focus and grow our athletes in gameplay.

Handouts: http://www.melhamada.com/
Monday July 22, 2019 9:45am - 10:35am PDT
Gym B
  Activity

9:45am PDT

John Smith's "It's The Little Things That Make a BIG Difference!" in Gym A
John Smith is a National Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year. As the National Education Consultant for Flaghouse, John has for one of the most extensive physical education backgrounds in the world! He is a regular presenter for numerous physical education venues, and outstanding teacher, and a former National High School Basketball Coach of the Year as well!
 "It's The Little Things That Make a BIG Difference!"
We all know that it is the little things that do make a big difference. In this full activity participation session we will present activities, games and lesson ideas promoting the use of small individualized equipment and small group cooperative activities. The participants will be involved in fitness activities, large and small motor skills and large and small group activities focusing in on small equipment that will bring big results in student learning. Every child is unique, every group has its own special needs and every learning environment is different. In this session participants will learn to use equipment that can be adapted to their own unique situation. We are always “Thinking BIG” and this is definitely a BIG session to attend.
Monday July 22, 2019 9:45am - 10:35am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

9:45am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Jerry Honeycutt's "Creating a High School Championship Physical Education Program" in Room 407
Session Description: Learn how a new High School Department Chair created a "Championship" caliber high school physical education program from scratch. See how to implement a renewed commitment starting from greetings with a fist bump, cues to getting your students' attention, academic language word of the day, GOTCHA form (document physical activity outside of school), HOPE Friday PE club for entire student body (bring food donations to gym for local food bank and participate in Choice physical activity), and FLEX time. Also: Literacy (Activinspire flip charts for note taking on all sport activities), technology and assessments (Socrative cognitive tests on Chromebooks and Peer IPAD motor skills evaluations).
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP HANDOUT WITH EVALUATION AND CONTACT NEW 2019 HoneycuttHandout (1) docx
Monday July 22, 2019 9:45am - 10:35am PDT
Room 407
  Classroom

9:45am PDT

(*HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Adam Mullis' "Why Doesn’t Anybody Care About Health and PhysEd?" in Room 406
"Why Doesn’t Anybody Care About Health and PhysEd?"  Changing Culture One Student, Colleague, and Parent at a Time. Adam Mullis has a passion for teaching Physical Education and Health.  Adam is currently in his fourth year of teaching and coaching at Crayton Middle School and is the President of the South Carolina Association for Physical Education and Sport. He has presented at local, regional, and national conferences and is well-known as an advocate of the wonderful content, skills, and life lessons learned in Health, Physical Education and Sport.
Details: Changing the culture of your school towards health and physical education can be difficult! Come and learn from an educator who has had success creating a culture-change towards active lifestyle among his students and fellow colleagues. The session will include strategies to increase buy-in from the community for Health and Physical Education. This session targets giving educators’ innovative ideas to help increase physical and health literate individuals.

Handout & Contact Info: Adam Mullis, Health and Physical Education Teacher
2018-2019 Teacher of the Year
South Carolina Association for Physical Education and Sport- President
Crayton Middle school
(803)738-7224

Why Doesn’t Anybody Care About Health and Physed Changing Culture One Student, Colleague, and Parent at a Time. (1) pptx
Monday July 22, 2019 9:45am - 10:35am PDT
Room 406
  Classroom

10:45am PDT

(* Handout Available) Brandon Herwick's "Incredibly Awesome & Fun Dances for Everyone" in Dance Room 306
TBD
PEInstitute19 OPEN Dance for Everyone pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

10:45am PDT

(* Handout Available) Charla Krahnke's "Old Sport - New Look: Sport Education Basketball" in Gym B
Charla Krahnke is a former National High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year.  Join her to learn more about OPEN's "Basketball Nation" and experience how standards-based activities and the Sport Education Model can be utilized in the teaching of this fun and enjoyable module.
NPEI Basketball 19 pptx
Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Gym B
  Activity, addnew

10:45am PDT

(*HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Ami Gibson's "Insane Large Group Games!" in Gym A
"Insane Large Group Games!" Ami Gibson is a very energetic grassroots physical educator who hails from Orangeburg, South Carolina. She received her Bachelor of Science in Health and Physical Education from Claflin University and also a Master of Science in Exercise Physiology from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse. She was honored with the Ambroze “Braz” Brazelton Award at 2017 National PE & School Sport Institute and became an OPEN National Trainer in 2018.  She knows the importance of challenging the mind and body through movement, which is why she created her own business, entitled KAM (Krazy About Movement).

insane large group games and activities pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

10:45am PDT

Mark & Becky Foellmer's "Put That Projector to Work!" in Mountain View
"Put That Projector to Work!"   Have you ever thought about using a projector in your physical education lessons?  If so, then this breakout session is just for you!  Mark is a former Illinois and Midwest District Middle School Physical Education TOY and is President of Illinois AHPERD. Becky is a Tech Guru and has been recognized for outstanding contributions by the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics, is a GTE GIFT Fellow, and is an EdTechTeam Guest Blogger. Or as they state on their website (CBHPE - Chrome Books in Health & PE): "We are Mark and Becky Foellmer.  It is our hope that we can help facilitate the sharing of ideas for improving student learning by infusing technology, including Chromebooks and other devices, into Health and Physical Education classrooms!"

Details: Your two talented presenters know first hand how using a  projector in your Physical Education classes can impact your students' learning and retention of that knowledge exponentially. This interactive session will show you tons of instant activities/warmups as well as skill based learning options. Be ready to move!




Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

10:45am PDT

* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Ben Lander's "Phys Ed Hacks: How to Run a Successful Elementary PE Program" in Room 411
Phys Ed Hacks: How to Run a Successful Elementary PE Program" is being presented by #PEGeek Super Star Ben Landers!  This session will provide an overview of tips, tricks and strategies to help you run a Phys Ed program that will make you proud!

The session will include:
  • Time saving management strategies
  • Easy ways to decrease student conflicts
  • Ways to help your students take responsibility for their learning
  • Strategies for increasing good sportsmanship
  • Systems to automate your parent communication
  • Easy ways to assess your students everyday
  • Easy DIY Equipment Ideas
  • Free printable posters for your gym walls
  • Phys Ed Philosophies and Mindsets that will help you develop a quality program
Handouts Available > See Attachment
PE Institute 2019 Handout Ben Landers pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

10:45am PDT

Kymm Ballard's "2019 Leadership Academy" in Room 407
"2019 Leadership Academy"  This breakout session will meet on a daily basis and has been designed to be gathering place for school and school district leaders. In other words, if you are looking to interact and connect with like-minded health and physical education leaders, then this is the place for you! During the three meetings, attendees will learn more about the latest trends at the state and national levels, decide what keynoters and/or presenters to invite to the class for a greater in-depth conversations and create a Personal Learning Network with the classmates attending each day.
About: Dr. Kymm Ballard is an Assistant Professor at Campbell University where she serves as the Health and Physical Education Teacher Education Coordinator and is the former Executive Director and Partnership Development Specialist for SPARK/School Specialty. Kymm has been successful for helping to initiate and facilitate millions of dollars to schools to address obesity prevention. Recently, she created Kymm Ballard Consulting to assist others in the implementation of quality programs and policies in effort to provide quality research based physical education/activity to schools and organizations across the United States.
Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Room 407
  Classroom

10:45am PDT

Mary McCarley's "10 Ways to Create a Skills-Based Health Classroom" in Room 406
"10 Ways to Create a Skills-Based Health Classroom" Join Mary McCarley, Shape America’s 2016 Southern District Health Teacher of the Year for Health Education, former health teacher, and National Content Specialist for Health Education with Goodheart-Willcox, as she shares skills-based health education assessments and activities. She is a former health and physical education teacher in Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools. Mary has 15 years of teaching experience and excels at creating an engaging student-centered environment with a focus on real world learning based on personal interest and self-exploration. Mary graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with an Exercise and Sports Science degree and East Carolina University with a Master of Arts in Education in Health Education.
Details: Teachers will leave with 10 or more new skills-based activities and assessments for their teacher toolbox. In addition, all attendees will receive complimentary access to up-to-date, skills-based health education resources from Goodheart-Willcox that can easily be implemented into the classroom.
Monday July 22, 2019 10:45am - 11:35am PDT
Room 406
  Classroom

1:00pm PDT

(* Handout Available) Charla Krahnke's "OPEN Your Fitness Playbook" in Gym B
Join National High School PE TOY, Charla Krahnke for OPEN’s Plug & Play fitness activities, Creative Mode Fitness, and Fitness Knowledge modules are designed to facilitate instruction through vigorous activities that can be done as instant activities or integrated into your curriculum throughout the entire school year. OPEN recommends that you build these activities into your instructional routine with at least one activity integrated into every instructional block plan. Fun and active session to assist students in improving their fitness.
NPEI Fitness 19 pptx
Monday July 22, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Gym B
  Activity

1:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Jerry Honeycutt's "Are You Ready for Some Handball?" in Gym A
"Are You Ready for Some Handball?" Jerry Honeycutt has 25 years experience in teaching physical education and coaching.  Jerry is a former South Carolina Middle School and High School Physical Education TOY.  He is currently the Department Chair at  Indian Land High School and has been able effect dramatic changes within the department through his leadership and community support.
Details: During this session, attendees will participate in a variety of Handball skills, drills and modified game play that accommodates large groups and utilizes minimal space/equipment.
RACKET AND PADDLE SKILLS docx
Monday July 22, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Gym A
  Activity

1:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Ben Lander's "How to Teach a Jump Rope Unit Using Animated GIFS" in Mountain View
"How to Teach a Jump Rope Unit Using Animated GIFS" will be presented by Ben Landers!

Description: In this activity session, we will go over what a 4 week K-5th jump rope unit looks like from Start to Finish.  Participants will leave with practical activities and ideas that they can implement during their next jump rope unit. We will also discuss and examine examples of using Animated GIFS and Follow the Leader videos to provide great visuals for students. You will also get a free digital download of a Jump Rope Trick Poster
Handouts Available > See attachment
PE Institute 2019 Handout Ben Landers pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

1:00pm PDT

Kim Morton & Friends' "B3: Brain, Body, Behavior" in Dance Room 306
"B3: Brain, Body, Behavior"  Do you know elementary kids who fidget, wiggle, or chew their shirts? How about students who are angry, frustrated, irritable, or "shut down" due to academic pressures? If so, please consider joining Kim Cooke, Keith Kraemer and Andrew Romberger (over 59 combined years of experience) for a very instructive and interesting session to better understandin how you can leverage the overall benefits of your physical education program to best meet the overall goals of your school district. For example, by aligning district initiatives to health and physical education programming, Charlotte-Mecklenburg School have secured over 1.5+ million dollars in funding for health and physical education instructional resources.
Details: Due to technological recreation and the lack of active play, students are entering schools with bodies underdeveloped for learning. By incorporating B3 activities into a classroom, gymnasium, or lab, schools can help students develop the fundamental motor skills to spark their brain, build their bodies, and improve their behavior to increase academic performance. Learn how CMS schools gained funding and trained all 110 elementary schools on B3.
Monday July 22, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

1:00pm PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Andy Milne & Andy Horne's "Tools to Engage" in Room 407
"Tools to Engage" Join SHAPE America’s 2015 National Health Education Teacher of the Year Andy Horne and 2017  National Health Teacher of the Year Andy Milne as they share engaging tools, tips and tricks that have worked for them in their Health classes. Attendees of this unique and engaging presentation will hear how a lifelong appreciation of health behaviors can be instilled in students through a range of innovative activities, assessments and resources including an infamous Mr. H “Scholarly Rap”.

Other: All ideas shared can be easily adapted to best suit the needs of your students and can be implemented as soon as you return to the classroom. Attendees will be re-vitalized in their teaching as the two Andy’s share additional tips to develop yourself as a teacher. Desired outcomes include:

  • Attendees will learn at least three innovative activities and assessments that can be adapted to the needs of their students.
  • Attendees will learn how to creatively instill a lifelong appreciation of health behaviors in students.
  • Attendees will learn different teaching strategies to engage various types of learners.
  • Attendees will have a better understanding of how to incorporate National Health Education Standards into their teaching.

Handouts: Google Folder under this URL:  bit.ly/PEIHEALTH
Monday July 22, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Room 407
  Classroom

1:00pm PDT

Kevin Tiller's "How To Build A Digital Lesson Library" in Room 406
Meet Your Presenter! Kevin Tiller is a Physical Education teacher in Andover Massachusetts. He is the creator of the Phys.Ed.Review website and also the 2015 Massachusetts Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
About This Session: In this session participants will learn how to use technology to build a digital lesson library. Using resources like Google Drive, Animated GIFs, PowerPoint, and Twitter, you will walk away with the foundational elements for building a library that can be used year after year. PE Geeks unite!
Monday July 22, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Room 406
  Classroom

2:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUTS Available) Chad Sweeney's "Project Fit America: Step Cup to the Plate and Move!" in Gym A
"Project Fit America: Step Cup to the Plate and Move!" Join Chad Sweeney has he provides a series of high octane, energy filled activities including "Indy 500 Cup Build,"  "Tallest Tower," and "Scooch and Crawl!" Also, Project Fit America will be donating 500 fitness cups to be given away in this session's raffle.  Chad works in Kentucky as a physical educator and serves on the board of Kentucky AHPERD.
Details: During this session, participants will work together using TCC (Teamwork, Communication 7 Cooperaton. Activities include:

*Indy 500 – Session attenders will work together to perform various fitness activities at a “fit stop” to earn fitness cups to build a race track out of the cups in shuttle style running!  Fitting activity for Grades 2-6.  Includes 5 out of 6 building blocks of fitness, strategy, social/emotional development, and leadership development!
*Tallest Tower – Session attenders will all be actively engaged at the same time while working collaboratively competing against another team to build the highest tower out of the fitness cups earned from various activities.  Fitness breaks are incorporated to ensure students remain in the game.  Great lesson for teachers to incorporate multiple core content subjects and principals to observe!  Appropriate for Grades 2-6 and can be simplified/modified to train K and 1’s for future development!
*Scooch and Crawl – This gloriously, wonderful lesson works to enhance already gained milestones of locomotor development with the youngest youngsters!  It also has variations and modifications to develop the milestones that are desired in the present moment!  Students will also develop/enhance cardiovascular strength as they participate!  Great for K’s and 1’s!  This one will surely get lots of laughs as the adults demonstrate!
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Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Gym A
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

(*Handout Available) IllinoisFab4's "Life is Short... Play More! or Games that Make You Go Hmmm..." in Dance Room 306
"Life is Short... Play More!  or Games that Make You Go Hmmm..." The Illinois Fab 4 is a dedicated group of physical education teachers working together to create fun, upbeat and practical presentations loaded with activities guaranteed to inject activity and laughter.
Details: We all know that kids + movement  = enjoyment.  This session will provide attendees with a big scoop of movement sprinkled with assorted toppings of pleasure!  A great blend of creative games filled with plenty of activty. All the while being cooperative in nature and stirred with the proper amounts of teamwork and sportsmanship.
Your Presenters: Kelly Zerby, Cindie Cortinas and Bo Phillips!
NPEI handout 2019 pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Mel Hamada's "A Game Sense Approach to Striking and Fielding: in Gym B
"A Game Sense Approach to Striking and Fielding"  Game Sense is a specific model that has come out of Bunker and Thorpe’s Teaching Games for Understanding (TGfU) that was developed in Australia during the mid-1990s through collaboration with Rod Thorpe and the Australian Sports Commission”(Thrope, 2006 cited by Pill, 2016). Students are presented with specific game challenges that they then solve while playing small sided games with modified rules, this approach is quite different from isolated skills-based from practice and big-group gameplay.  In this session, participants will play different Game Sense striking and fielding games that build in tactical complexity and focus on inquiry through teacher questions and problem-solving in various games.   Games include activities based around Kickball, Cricket, Softball and Danish Longball.
Handouts: http://www.melhamada.com/
Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Gym B
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

Candace Young and Daniel Hill's "Small Bodies…Big Issues! Engaging and Calming Activities for Early Childhood" in Mountain View
Description: This activity session will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by your youngest students. Explore the standard based and free resources from the OPEN PhysEd Early Childhood module. Tips and strategies to introduce mindfulness and self-regulation techniques will also be explored.
Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Andy Hair's "“What is Your Walk-In Activity? Create the Flow of Your Class Starting with Minute Zero”" in Room 411
Description: An action packed classroom session awaits YOU! Get a front row seat or dare to sit in the ‘jump seat’ to ensure you don’t miss a word from Andy. As an experimental play educator influenced by the ideals of risk, play and challenge, Andy will take you through games, resources and websites that allow you to save time in class but build positive interactions and collaborations through FUN.  
This method of connecting your students, staff or community will prove invaluable as you strive to build an harmonious and connected community. Come with an open mind and leave empowered to take a step in a fresh direction with you administration.
Handouts & Contact Info: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JHYcMco53UdKKsFy0BiOBHauu1p9573D

Andy Hair
Geelong, Australia

Physical Literacy Coach

M: +61415081244
E: andy@mrhairphysed.com
Twitter: @mrhairphysed

Be the first to know:
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Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Room 411
  Classroom, addnew

2:00pm PDT

Kevin McGrath's "Creating the Perfect After-School Fun Fitness Event" in Room 410
"Creating the Perfect After-School Fun Fitness Event"  All of us want our students to fall in love with being physically active. We hope that each class we teach bring us closer to that goal. Part of our responsibility is to show our students how enjoyable fitness can be outside of school. This session will teach you how to run a great school-wide fun fitness event that all your students will love! You’ll also learn how I’ve used these events to benefit a great cause that puts physical education equipment in the hands of teachers and students who truly need it.  Come find out how you can get involved!
Your Presenter: Kevin McGrath has taught physical education at the elementary level for the last 14 years in Alexandria, Virginia.  He created "Adopt-a-Gym" in 2015 to give his students the opportunity to raise physical education funds to give to needy low-wealth schools across the United States. To date, the program has delivered over $30,000 worth of equipment to those in need.  He hopes to meet other physical educators willing to make a difference in the lives of others by doing fun fitness fundraisers at their schools, slowly but surely eliminating inequity in the physical education world.  He also loves mentoring individual students to develop personal relationships in his school community.



Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Room 410
  Classroom

2:00pm PDT

Kim Morton's "Choice Led Health" in Room 406
Session Description: Through the use of "Health Menus," educators can meet national and state health standards by personalizing instruction. Allowing students to choose their class assignments ignites their curiosity and increases their motivation by applying health content on skill-based projects they want to complete.  Learn how Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools created a blueprint Canvas course ensuring all 75,000+ middle and high school students receive a guaranteed viable health curriculum.
Monday July 22, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Room 406
  Classroom

3:00pm PDT

The 2019 Legacy Awards: John Smith & Chip Candy!
Please join us as we honor the 2019 Legacy Award recipients: John Smith & Chip Candy!  This is the highest honor provided by the Institute and goes to individuals who have dedicated themselves to the national mission of quality physical education. Past awardees include Ambrose Brazelton, Alan Canonico, Kate Barrett, Don Hellison, Daryl Siedentop, Dolly Lambdin, George Graham, Peter Savitz, Stevie Chepko, Shirley Holt-Hale and Rainer Martens.
Monday July 22, 2019 3:00pm - 3:15pm PDT
Keynote
  Keynote

3:15pm PDT

(* HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Michelle Hillier's "Fear to Freedom: Moving YOUR Way!" Keynote
"Fear to Freedom: Moving YOUR Way!" Humans are better when we move: movement awakens, inspires and restores. When people move THEIR way, it can be transformative. Imagine an environment where people are brought together to work, play or create and where they assume that physical movement is a critical component to their individual and mutual success?

Where CONFIDENCE is created, CREATIVITY is nurtured and CONNECTIONS are built. People become accustom to the positivity and “magic” feeling that comes with moving their way and its unique attributes of connecting together on a simple movement that anyBODY can do. Ultimately, it is about taking people of all ages from fear to freedom and the best part is, “you can’t get this wrong!”

Takeaway 1: Importance of actual human CONNECTION to others in a world where social media has taken moved us farther apart in ways. In this session there is no wifi, but the connections are out of this world!
Takeaway 2: Increased self CONFIDENCE and feeling unstoppable after experienced the Groove in the form of movement. Rarely do people move their bodies “their” way and feel safe and successful while doing so - in this experience they will.
Takeaway 3: Ability to use their CREATIVITY in new and meaningful ways. As adults we don’t often nurture this aspect of our humanity and it is so transferable to work, leadership and life.
Handout Link > https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qPo9ETIwyQnBfzNYCu_7RAb--MDINqjQ?usp=sharing_eil&ts=5d3b44fa
Experience Groove Follow Up Package M. Hillier 2019 pdf
PPT HELP Dance in PE PE Institute 2019 pdf
Monday July 22, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm PDT
Keynote
  Keynote

5:30pm PDT

US Games' Social @ Highland Brewing Company
Please consider joining us for a very special and relaxing Early Evening Social sponsored by our friends at US Games!

Highland Brewing Company
12 Old Charlotte Highway
Asheville, North Carolina

Highland Brewing Website

Driving Directions to Highland Brewery

Monday July 22, 2019 5:30pm - 8:00pm PDT
  Social, addnew
 
Tuesday, July 23
 

7:15am PDT

Polar's Tuesday Morning Early Bird Walk & Workout at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Lobby
Description: Please consider joining us for a fun "Early Bird Walk & Workout" on Tuesday morning from 7:15 - 7:45 AM.  We will gather in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza Hotel for this event. Afterwards, participants needing a ride can catch the 8:00 AM shuttle to UNC Asheville for our 8:30 AM Keynote by Joey Feith!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 7:15am - 7:45am PDT
Crowne Plaza Hotel 1 Resort Dr, Asheville, NC 28806
  Activity

7:30am PDT

Registration Desk is Open from 7:30 - 8:30 AM
Tuesday July 23, 2019 7:30am - 8:30am PDT
Registration Sherrill Center and Kimmell Arena, UNC Asheville, 227 Campus Dr, Asheville, North Carolina.

8:30am PDT

Joey Feith's "North Star Physical Education: Finding Purpose & Passion In Teaching" Morning Keynote
A wise educator once said that teaching is an impossible task. It can certainly feel so at times. Over time, the barriers and challenges we face in our teaching can take a toll on the enthusiasm, energy, and excitement that we display as educators. This can leave us feeling depleted and lost…

However, there is a way to avoid or escape this trap. A way that can allow you to not only rediscover the passion and purpose you once felt for your teaching, but to also allow it to grow over time. Join Joey Feith, founder of ThePhysicalEducator.com, for this keynote address in which you will be invited to reflect upon, explore, and reconnect with your North Star so that it may continue to light the way for purpose and passion in your teaching!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 8:30am - 9:30am PDT
Keynote
  Keynote

9:30am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Daniel Tennessen's "Active at the Door" in Gym A
"Active at the Door"  Instant activities are identified as a best practice, yet many teachers do not use them or use them correctly. Dan Tennessen teaches for Indianapolis Public Schools has been teaching in an urban environment for over a decade.  His passion for quality physical education is evident in his energetic, engaging, and dynamic sessions.  He is active within Indiana SHAPE, having held several roles. Additionally,  Dan is a US Games National Presenter and OPEN National Trainer.
Details: This session is designed to demonstrate how instant activities can be used to heighten student interest and engagement in your physical education lessons, when and why they should be used, and resources for instant activity ideas. Come experience a variety of activities designed to activate your classes as soon as they come into your space. You will also leave with strategies to help you implement them into your school as soon as your year gets going.

2019 NPEI Active at the Door PowerPoint pdf
2019 NPEI Active at the Door PowerPoint pptx
Tuesday July 23, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

9:30am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Jo Bailey's "All for One, One for All: Cooperative Learning in Physical Education" in Mountain View
Meet You Presenter! Jo Bailey teaches Physical Education at D.C. Everest Senior High School and D. C. Everest Middle School in Weston, WI. She has also taught in the UK and Hong Kong. Jo is is a National Board Certified Teacher, a Google Certified Innovator, and was the 2013 Midwest SHAPE America High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year. Jo is driven to help her students “find their fun” through physical activity and leave school holding their own golden ticket to a lifetime of health, wellness, and movement. Jo can be found on Twitter @lovephyed and she blogs at http://www.lovephyed.com
About This Session: No more competent bystanders! Cooperative Learning is an instructional strategy which allows your students to maximise their learning in the psychomotor, cognitive, and affective domains.
In this hands­-on session you will experience a variety of cooperative learning structures and learn how they can be used to meet PE standards and grade level outcomes using a wide variety of activities. Come and learn about some game-changing teaching strategies!
Handouts & Contact Info:
Here is the link to my session handouts:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NRyRpA9jbJ6Ykj-2ufQriOo5uY8xCWqt?usp=sharing 




Jo Bailey, NBCTPhysical Education
baileyjoanna9@gmail.com
WHPE President 2012-14
Midwest 2013 High School Teacher of the YearGoogle Certified Innovator



Tuesday July 23, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity, addnew

9:30am PDT

(* HANDOUTS AVailable) Daniel Hill & Friends' "Down the STRETCH they come!” Fitness Focused Fun with #MyOldKentuckyHomies" in Dance Room 306
"Down the STRETCH they come!” Fitness Focused Fun with #MyOldKentuckyHomies"  AND THEY’RE OFF!  This session presented by some of KyAHPERD’s leadership board will be sure to STRETCH the possibilities of your next lesson!  Come join the #MyOldKentuckyHomies to gain the STRENGTH to help your students ENDURE life’s challenges.  Make a RUN FOR THE ROSES to this activity session and be awarded with creative tips and tricks that focus on challenging and improving your students’ fitness levels.
Your Presenters: The #MyKentuckyHomies are a group consisting of passionate board members from KyAHPERD. Our group consists of:
  • Daniel Hill: 2019 President, [National Board Certification, 2014 Elementary PE T.O.Y, OPEN PhysEd National Trainer]  
  • Candace Young: Past President [2015 Secondary PE T.O.Y]  
  • Robin Richardson:  President-Elect
  • LaDonda Porter:  Vice President (PE), [2018 Middle School PE T.O.Y]  
  • Chad Sweeney Vice President-Elect,  [Regional Trainer for Project Fit America]  
  • Linda Polson-Rucker:  Vice President (PE Elect)

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Tuesday July 23, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

9:30am PDT

Joey Feith's "Assessment FOR Learning in Physical Education" in Gym B
For years you’ve been wanting to up your assessment game as a physical educator but have had a hard time figuring out exactly where to start. In this session, Joey Feith, founder of ThePhysicalEducator.com, will walk you through the WHAT, WHY, and HOW of assessment for learning in physical education. Join in as we explore the purpose of assessment in education and take an active look at how assessment - in its various forms - can become a huge part of your teaching to ensure that your students develop the skills, knowledge, and understanding they need to continue to develop their physical literacy throughout their lifetime!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Gym B
  Activity

9:30am PDT

Jamie Spark's "Skills-Based Health Education: Another Buzz Word or Real Transformation?" in Room 411
Meet Your Presenter! Jamie Sparks, President SHAPE America, began with ETR in January 2019 after 8 years with the Kentucky Department of Education. A member of SHAPE America since 1999, he has served on the SHAPE America Southern District Health Council in 2015 and was elected member-at-large for the Southern District Leadership Council in 2016. Nationally he also served on the board of directors with the American School Health Association from 2014-2016, where he served on both the advocacy and the professional development committees. Sparks has been a member of The Society of State Leaders for Health and Physical Education and chaired the communication/social media committee. Jamie is also currently executive director of the Kentucky Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
About This Session! The topic of health education is distinctly different from other subjects students study at school. Perhaps the most immediate difference is that health is not just about information you can cover in a textbook. It’s something students are literally living and breathing every day. It’s not enough to simply teach students information about health. As health educators, HealthSmart offers a comprehensive skills-based approach to health education to help students master key concepts and skills that promote health literacy and lifelong health.
Tuesday July 23, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

10:30am PDT

(* HANDOUTS Available) Chip Candy's "Adventure Fitness for All!" in Gym A
Description: Come join us for a fast, fun fitness session using Adventure to “capture” students. Through the use of cooperative activities, problem solvers, instant activities, ice breakers, Do Now’s and team builders, we will try to create a fun way to present fitness for life to a new generation. These activities are student approved to produce hard work, a sense of community and smiles for all. Welcome to AFFA…Adventure Fitness For All
PARTNERFIT docx
FAST FUN ADVENTURE FITNESS docx
Tennis Ball Fitness docx
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

10:30am PDT

(* HANDOUTS Available) Kyle Alexander's "Functional Play & Citizenship: A Model for Living Well" in Dance Room 306
"Functional Play & Citizenship: A Model for Living Well"  Kyle Alexander is the Director of Athletics and Physical Education for New Covenant Schools in Virginia and writes: "Over the last few years we have focused on the concept of "Citizenship" in our physical education classes with goal of developing a sense of being a positive as well as productive citizen within our community.  "Citizenship" is  defined in Webster’s  
  • membership in a community
  • the quality of an individual's response to membership in a community
Details: During these last few years we have been sharing the value of good citizenship through the physical education experience with reflection and reinforcement during and after classes. From the small team games to the locker-room, classrooms, larger school community as well as home life to our local community and beyond our students play a role in the progress and enhancement of their community. 
  1. Are physical educators training the citizens and future leaders to thrive in a healthy and functional manner to serve and lead their communities? 
  2. Believe me as much as any other physical educator I want children to be physically fit with the ability to develop lifelong fitness habits. My strength has always been teaching sport skills and games which was ingrained into we physical education majors 30 years ago and I still love to teach sport skills.
  3. However, I like to say kids haven’t changed, but times have changed. One of the reasons youth sports is growing is that parents are looking for a place their children can learn values. 
  4. As physical educators we have the ideal classroom laboratory to teach the values of good citizenship through play.
This year my co-worker Julie and I have implemented what we call “functional play” to allow children to interact in a positive and healthy manner during simple game play. We use the same concepts of “functional fitness” when using the fitness center allowing children play concepts while physically challenging them.
Functional Play & Citzenship docx
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

10:30am PDT

Lisa Smith's "Inclusive #PhysEd in Action" in Mountain View
"Inclusive #PhysEd in Action"  As Physical Educators, it is our job to teach everyBODY! Come and learn first hand how to implement totally inclusive lessons and activities for students with and without cognitive and physical disabilities in your physical education classes.  All lessons and activities tie directly into the SHAPE America standards. Come ready to move, collaborate and have a blast! Attendees will leave energized and full of inclusive ideas!
Your Presenter: Lisa Smith is a Secondary Physical Education and Developmental Adapted Physical Education Teacher at Proctor Public Schools in Proctor, Minnesota. She was the 2017 MNSHAPE High School Physical Education TOY and is the current MNSHAPE President-Elect. Lisa received her bachelor's degrees from Winona State University and did her Master’s work at the University of Northern Iowa. Lisa’s professional values place focus on inclusive strategies, the new standards and elevating understanding of the needs of all our students. When she isn’t teaching or presenting at conferences, her passions include coaching, DIY projects, spending quality time with friends and family, and traveling around the world looking for the best places to put her toes in the sand.
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

10:30am PDT

Matt Burk's "Cup Stacking Activities for All!" in Gym B
Description: Join the Cup Stacking Guru, Matt Burk for an out-of-this-world session of the very best Cup Stacking, games, ideas and activities ever!  This hand-on session is guaranteed to bring challenge, smiles and success for everyone!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Gym B
  Activity

10:30am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Adam Metcalf's "Streamline Feedback & Enhance Assessment in Standards Based Physical Education" in Room 411
"Streamline Feedback & Enhance Assessment in Standards Based Physical Education"  This session will explore the practical implementation of Standards Based Physical Education. Examples and additional resources will be provided for teachers to use and adapt into any program or situation. Authentic data tracking, tech tips to streamline feedback, and converting/translating SBG into a traditional grading system.
Objective One: Describe components and considerations of Standards Based Physical Education.
Objective Two: Share ideas for maximizing activity while collecting data through authentic experiences.
Objective Three: Demonstrate various ways to use technology to provide purposeful and timely feedback to students.
Your Presenter: Adam Metcalf is the 2018 Illinois Elementary Teacher of the Year. He has been teaching PreK-8 Physical Education for twelve years. He has a Masters’ Degree in Pedagogy & Curriculum Design from Northern Illinois University. Adam has presented on a wide range of topics, including Sport Ed, Teaching Games for Understanding, Classroom Management, Standards-Based Assessment, and Technology Integration.
Handout Info: Attached is a pdf of my slideshow and below is a google doc with link to my resources and presentation. Feel free to post one or both of these as my handout.
Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Y33Mv2X9s2nTaS9uxTOzsuVG0xjiKu32dJ51Bp88MN8/edit?usp=sharing

Adam Metcalf
Physical Education
The Avery Coonley School
630-969-0800 x7249
www.averycoonley.org   
metcada@averycoonley.org
Streamline Feedback & Enhance Assessment in Standards Based Physical Education Adam Metcalf 2019 pdf
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

10:30am PDT

Kymm Ballard's "2019 Leadership Academy" in Room 407
"2019 Leadership Academy"  This breakout session will meet on a daily basis and has been designed to be gathering place for school and school district leaders. In other words, if you are looking to interact and connect with like-minded health and physical education leaders, then this is the place for you! During the three meetings, attendees will learn more about the latest trends at the state and national levels, decide what keynoters and/or presenters to invite to the class for a greater in-depth conversations and create a Personal Learning Network with the classmates attending each day.
About: Dr. Kymm Ballard is an Assistant Professor at Campbell University where she serves as the Health and Physical Education Teacher Education Coordinator and is the former Executive Director and Partnership Development Specialist for SPARK/School Specialty. Kymm has been successful for helping to initiate and facilitate millions of dollars to schools to address obesity prevention. Recently, she created Kymm Ballard Consulting to assist others in the implementation of quality programs and policies in effort to provide quality research based physical education/activity to schools and organizations across the United States.
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Room 407
  Classroom

10:30am PDT

Mary McCarley's "Health: 10 Ways to Motivate and Activate Learning" in Room 406
"Health: 10 Ways to Motivate and Activate Learning"  Join Mary McCarley, Shape America’s 2016 Southern District Health Teacher of the Year for Health Education, former health teacher, and National Content Specialist for Health Education with Goodheart-Willcox!
Details: In this interactive session, Mary will share share her favorite collection of  standard-based activities, assessments, and strategies that introduce a lesson and motivate students. Teachers will leave with 10 or more new activities, assessments, and strategies for their teacher toolbox. In addition, all attendees will receive complimentary access to up-to-date, skills-based health education resources from Goodheart-Willcox that can easily be implemented into the classroom.
Tuesday July 23, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Room 406
  Classroom

1:00pm PDT

(* Handout Available) Charla Krahnke's "Ultimate Disc: Tools for Learning" in Gym A
Description: This session is a fun standards-based Ultimate Disc Session, including the new Middle School OPEN Ultimate Disc Module. This session will include fitness, small-sided games and practice with a purpose drills. Fitness and fun combined in one! Ready to use activities for large groups and assessments. Participants will take away information, which can be put into action immediately as well as to be offered ongoing assistance after the session.
NPEI Ultimate 19 pptx
Tuesday July 23, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Gym A
  Activity

1:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Michelle Hillier's "Help! I Have to Teach Dance in My Physical Education Program!" in Mountain View
Description: Everyone LOVES to DANCE! But sometimes we are afraid that we will “get it wrong”. Not in this active session! Experience an innovative approach to teaching dance and creative movement to your students, with the focus on a 3-part model to inspire student creation called Move It. Learn It. Live It. It is a new way to look at dance education with a pedagogical focus on simplicity, creativity and student-centred teaching. Participants will be introduced to strategies for motivating students to develop creative and unique movements in the context of a PE setting, connecting the elements of dance and fundamental movements skills and then how assessment works. Session material will the shared with everyone. As in all Michelle's sessions, when you move with her “You Can’t Get it Wrong!"
Handout Link > https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qPo9ETIwyQnBfzNYCu_7RAb--MDINqjQ?usp=sharing_eil&ts=5d3b44fa
Experience Groove Follow Up Package M. Hillier 2019 pdf
PPT HELP Dance in PE PE Institute 2019 pdf
Tuesday July 23, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Mountain View
  Activity, addnew

1:00pm PDT

Greg Griffin's "Come Play Air Squares! in Gym B
Air Squares in the world's first and only lightweight portable 4- or 9-Square in the air game! We recognized the popularity of the game and created a solution for a portable games that allows for minimum set-up, quick play and easy storage. Please consider joining us for a fun-filled session of non-stop fun and enjoyment!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Gym B
  Activity

1:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Kyle Bragg's "Being Teachable: Making Good Teachers Great" in Room 411
"Being Teachable: Making Good Teachers Great" is being presented by Kyle Bragg. Kyle is the
2018 Arizona Elementary PE Teacher of the Year and a #PhysEd friend of technology. By incorporating cutting edge platforms such as Plickers, GIF's, and iPad applications like "Bam Video Delay", Kyle is on a quest to get the right fit for all learners, to motivate more and more students and to monitor student growth over time.
Overview: Do you ever feel like you’re alone, stuck on an island? Do you ever feel like you don’t have enough time or resources? If you answered yes to either of these questions, this session is for you! Being teachable and adopting a growth mindset has completely changed the practice of many educators. In this session, participants will learn and share strategies that can be immediately implemented into most classrooms. Learn more how to maximize your PE program through the use of effective transitions, task switching, integrating technology, and embedding content standards, while also continuing to meet Shape’s Grade Level Outcomes.
Handouts > https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1U6ajKTdjNLerg4pkHwgseCLU5HncRqdt7WwsEAPumDA/edit#slide=id.p

Tuesday July 23, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

1:00pm PDT

Charlie Rizzuto's "Getting Our Kids What They Need in Health Education!" in Room 410
"Getting Our Kids What They Need in Health Education!"  No matter what you may hear, health and physical education are unequivocally the two most important class any student will ever have the opportunity to take.  However, what do our kids really need from health education class?  That question may be too large to answer, but let’s try! 
Your Presenter: The 2017 New York State "Health Education Amazing Person of the Year," Charlie Rizzuto has been teaching at Oyster Bay High School on Long Island for the past 10 years.  Charlie is passionate about learning and sharing for the betterment of the students we teach and the profession we represent.

In addition to being named the health education amazing person for his state, Charlie was named the 2016 Secondary Physical Education Teacher of the Year for his zone, currently serves on the New York State AHPERD Executive Council, writes for various health and physical education websites and blogs, and hosts his own HPE podcast. His website RizzutoEducation.com is designed to give educators ideas to push their own teaching forward.
Tuesday July 23, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm PDT
Room 410
  Classroom

2:00pm PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Murray Wallace's "Cardio Capture for All" in Gym B
"Cardio Capture for All" Murray Wallace is a middle school physical education teacher from Erie Colorado. He is the Central District MS PE TOY 2019 and  Colorado MS PE TOY 2017  Originally from Scotland, Murray is a  passionate physical educator and advocate for quality physical education with a focus for ALL students learning to take care of themselves so no one else has to. Murray is a member of the Board for SHAPE Colorado and also, formerly, a coach educator with USA and World Rugby. And Murray will receive his coveted "5 Year Pin" this year!
Details: This is an activity session in which participants will learn new fun and exciting ways to teach students about Health-Related Fitness concepts. The activities and games that will be presented also incorporate teamwork, decision making, critical thinking and are designed for students to have fun while learning these concepts. So come and have some fun and see why  I get 10th and 11th graders coming back to see me and asking if they can play “Cardio Capture”.  Participants will also get access to video demonstrations of “Chariot Racing and “Build a Healthy Body Ball” for students to learn about muscle strength, muscle endurance and body composition.
Handouts & Contact Info:
Murray Wallace 
Central District MS Physical Education Teacher of the Year 2019

Colorado MS Physical Education TOY 2017
Physical Education Department

Erie Middle School
650 Main Street, Erie, CO 80516
Tel; 303 828 3391

 
My Website: EMS PE WEBSITE                 
Twitter: @emstigerspe

“Those who think they have not time for bodily exercise will sooner or later have to find time for illness.” 
― Edward Stanley
Asheville SHAPE America TOY ppt
Tuesday July 23, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Gym B
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

Adam Gill's " Super Hot Ice Breakers and Warm-up Activities 101" in Gym A
Meet You Presenter! Adam Gill is a Territory Sales Manager for Gopher Sport. Adam has been with Gopher for 5 years. He’s provided over 50 professional development presentations and different breakout sessions at PE Conventions throughout the country.
PH: 855-500-2745
Email: adamgill@gophersport.com
Website: www.gophersport.com
About this Session! Gopher Sport will be leading participants through a session with some great activities to not only help kids get to know each other but to also get your heart pumping! We won’t just be playing games though, we’ll also be showcasing some great classroom management and skill development pieces you can take home and implement in your class. Get ready to sweat, learn and have some fun!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Gym A
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

Curt Hinson's "Fast & Furious Fitness: Instant Activities to Get Everyone Moving!" in Mountain View
About this Session! In this session participants will learn hands-on activities for teaching various fitness components such as: aerobic endurance; flexibility; and muscular strength & endurance. Participants learn how to intrinsically motivate students to move and participate, as well as how to develop self-responsibility toward fitness. Most of the activities presented can be done in small or large groups and involve students in social/emotional skills such as cooperation, communication, and problem-solving.
Objectives:
• Participants will learn a variety of activities to teach and develop both health-related and performance related fitness components.
• Participants will learn how to increase student motivation to be physically active.
• Participants will learn how to develop self-responsibility and other social/emotional skills through movement.

Tuesday July 23, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

2:00pm PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Rachel Hervey's "How to Create a Comfortable #HealthEd Classroom in Diverse Settings" in Room 410
"How to Create a Comfortable Classroom" is being led by Rachel Hervey. Rachel teaches at Washtenaw International High School in Michigan and is a founding member of the Southeastern Michigan Health Educator Learning Network.
Details: In this session, participants will learn and reflect on instructional strategies for supporting all students with support, respect and understanding. While this seems obvious, this aspect of teaching is sometimes overlooked.  Review and/or learn more about the "Nuts and Bolts" for creating a non-judgmental, confidential, and culturally sensitive atmosphere in diverse health education settings.
Short Note & Handout Info from Rachel: "Hi Artie: Thank you so much for a wonderful PE Institute. It was an amazing experience and I can't wait to return next year.  All slides and links from my presentation can be found here: http://bit.ly/herveypeinstitute19 >  Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks again for everything. It was a pleasure meeting you and I will see you next year!
Rachel Hervey
@HerveyPHE
Tuesday July 23, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Room 410
  Classroom

2:00pm PDT

Vic Ramsey's “Reflect to Deflect: Self-Help Strategies for PE Teachers to Avoid Burn Out" in Room 411
“Reflect to Deflect: Self-Help Strategies for PE Teachers to Avoid Burn Out"  Vic Ramsey is the Curriculum and Training Specialist for New York City Schools. A seasoned professional, Vic is well-known for his terrific smile, engaging personality, and upbeat thinking.
Details: Need to re-charge your batteries? Looking for help manage stress?  Know a fellow colleague who isn't coping as well?  This interactive workshop will offer participants opportunities to practice strategies for learning ways to reflect on their instructional strategies, avoid unnecessary stress while addressing everyday challenges and new time-tested methods to avoid teacher burn out.  
  • Participants will leave this workshop with a greater understanding of how to take care of their emotional and mental needs,
  • Ways to refocus their goals for their specific teaching situation, and
  • Be encouraged to open up and share their teaching lore as well.
Tuesday July 23, 2019 2:00pm - 2:50pm PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

3:15pm PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Afternoon Keynote with Andy Horne and Andy Milne "Let's Get Lit"
"Let's Get Lit!"  The act of helping our students to become physically and health literate is a somewhat tricky journey.  How can we best equip our children and youth? What are the most important skills we should be teaching? Learn how to meet your students' health and physical education needs through a series of lessons, stories and a few entertaining scholarly raps.
Your Keynoters: Join SHAPE America’s 2015 National Health Education Teacher of the Year Andy Horne and 2017 National Health Teacher of the Year Andy Milne as they share engaging tools, tips and tricks that have worked for them in their Health classes. Attendees of this unique and engaging presentation will hear how a lifelong appreciation of health behaviors can be instilled in students through a range of innovative activities, assessments and resources including an infamous Mr. H “Scholarly Rap”.
Handouts: Google Folder under this URL:  bit.ly/PEIHEALTH


Tuesday July 23, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm PDT
Keynote
  Keynote

4:00pm PDT

(Begins Immediately After the Keynote) "The 2nd #PhysEd Camp: Personal Learning at It's Best" at the Keynote Stage
"The 2nd #PhysEd Camp: Personal Learning at It's Best" is being offered by Mark Foellmer & Friends. Two years ago, we conducted our first #PhysEd Camp coordinated by the friendly folks from PHYSEDagogy.  Since that time, we have had intense interest in having this return to the Institute... so here it is!
Background:  This #PhysEdCamp is based on the EdCamp model, where participants first vote on and generate topics. Those who are interested in discussing/exploring that topic then gather to do so. Within the session time, there will be three 30-minute rotating sessions with 5 minutes to regroup and change locations between sessions. Think of this as a "live" Twitter chat with free flowing interaction and dynamics determined by the group. With so many amazing Physical and Health educators in one place, this promises to be an amazing opportunity to share ideas and learn!
Your Wonderful Facilitators! Here is a list of the terrific facilitators/guides for this outstanding event: Alex Adams, Kyle.PE.Bragg, Kelly Brown, Becky Foellmer, Mark Foellmer, Sarah Gietschier-Hartman, Cliff Roop, Lisa Smith, Dan Tennessen and Kelly Zerby!
Tuesday July 23, 2019 4:00pm - 6:00pm PDT
Keynote
  Activity

8:30pm PDT

(* HANDOUTS Available) John Smith & Chip Candy's Ever-Popular Flaghouse "Minute-to-Win-It" Social at the Crowne Plaza Hotel from 8:30 - 10:00 PM
Description: Wow! The ever-popular "Minute-to-Win-It" Flaghouse Social will take place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel from 8:30 - 10:00 PM. Join with your fellow #PEInstitute19 attendees for 90 minutes of non-stop fun, laughs, excitement and selfie opportunities!

Minute to Win It Activities docx
STOMP 2 docx
Three Person Relay docx
Stomp 1 docx
Tuesday July 23, 2019 8:30pm - 10:00pm PDT
Crowne Plaza Hotel 1 Resort Dr, Asheville, NC 28806
  Activity
 
Wednesday, July 24
 

8:30am PDT

Adam Gill's "ACTION! Team Games w/ MVPA Assessment" in Gym B
About Your Presenter! Adam Gill is a Territory Sales Manager for Gopher Sport. Adam has been with Gopher for 5 years. He’s provided over 50 professional development presentations and different breakout sessions at PE Conventions throughout the country.
PH: 855-500-2745
Email: adamgill@gophersport.com
Website: www.gophersport.com
About This Session! Get ready for ACTION! Action Packed – Students are constantly moving, strategizing, and working together.
Class Oriented – Each game is designed for multiple students, perfect for large classes or groups.
Teacher Friendly – Included instructions provide clear direction on game play along with variations.
Inclusive – The entire class is engaged and physically active so no one is sitting on the sidelines.
Only From Gopher - premium equipment, one-of-a-kind activity ideas that can’t be found anywhere else.
National Standards Focused – All games are designed to align with SHAPE America's National Standards.
And of course, our FITstep Pro Uploadable Pedometers can be used in all of these activities to measure moderate to vigorous physical activity (MVPA).
Wednesday July 24, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am PDT
Gym B
  Activity

8:30am PDT

Curt Hinson's "Just for 2: Partner Games for Any Size Group" in Mountain View

Session Description: In this session participants will learn a variety of partner games that can be used for quick warm-up activities or for a fun end-of-class cool down. The activities focus on a combination of fitness and motor skills. They require little or no equipment and can be done with any size group.
Objectives:
• Participants will learn a variety of partner games and activities that enhance motor skills and fitness.
• Participants will learn how to develop cooperative skills through partner challenges.
• Participants will learn techniques and strategies for engaging students in physical activity.

Wednesday July 24, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

8:30am PDT

Lisa Smith's "Hyping Up High School Physical Education!" in Dance Room 306
"Hyping Up High School Physical Education!" Stuck in the same old rut for teaching High School PE required and elective classes? You are not alone! Come and get ideas from 2017 Minnesota High School Phy Ed TOY on how to spice up activities, fitness and sports that will get the students talking and excited for class each day!
Your Presenter: Lisa Smith is a Secondary Physical Education and DAPE Teacher at Proctor Public Schools in Proctor, Minnesota. She was the 2017 MNSHAPE High School Physical Education TOY and is the current MNSHAPE President-Elect. Lisa received her bachelor's degrees from Winona State University and did her Master’s work at the University of Northern Iowa. Lisa’s professional values place focus on inclusive strategies, the new standards and elevating understanding of the needs of all our students. When she isn’t teaching or presenting at conferences, her passions include coaching, DIY projects, spending quality time with friends and family, and traveling around the world looking for the best places to put her toes in the sand.
Wednesday July 24, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

8:30am PDT

Randy Kempke's "Not for Dodgeball: Awesome Foam Coated Balls for Skills & Drills" in Gym A
"Not for Dodgeball: Awesome Foam Coated Balls for Skills & Drills" is being presented by Randy Kempe, former college tennis player and teaching pro. With over 30 years in the business, Randy has presented across the United States and Canada.  This activity-based session will cover a wide variety of fitness and game activities using foam coated balls for all ages. In this session, you will see how to make learning fun and enjoyable for your K-12 students so everyone can benefit!

Wednesday July 24, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

8:30am PDT

(* Handout Available) Brandon Herwick's "Active Classrooms = Team Builders + Fitness + Dance" in Room 411
Meet Your Presenter! Brandon is a Physical Educator from New York who started his career teaching in Brooklyn and now teaches near his hometown in upstate NY.  His classes are full-on and equal parts skill development, basic training for life and musical theater.  Brandon loves to dance, is a Zumba Instructor and is the current NYSAHPERD Dance Section President.  Brandon is an OPEN National Trainer and past leader for People to People Student Ambassadors. He has coauthored the OPEN K-2, 3-5 and Middle School Dance Modules. Brandon comes from a family of teachers, which has helped him grow up with and maintain an insatiable hunger to learn.  Brandon believes that we all have a moving story, that each of our stories have tremendous value and that everyone’s story is worth telling.  Find him on Twitter: @BrooklynDreamer and YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/brandon12herwick.
About This Session: Whether you have been kicked out of your gym and have to teach PE in a classroom, teach in a super small space or want to turnkey some awesome K-12 activities to your classroom colleagues, to get more meaningful movement in throughout the day, this session is for you.  Join me in a full-on, energy-filled, it’s-only-8:30-and-I’m-already-winning-the-day session that will start with an appetizer of SEL (social and emotional learning) team builders, continue with a second course of brain boosting fitness and nutrition based activities, specifically designed for the classroom, and finish with a sweet pairing of dance and a share-out of resources that will enhance your teaching and curriculum.  Wake up happy, bring a smile to share and join me in this badda-bing badda-boom sensational session!Objectives:
1)      Participants will leave feeling energized & confident to lead Physical Education activities in a classroom in a meaningful and impactful way.  
2)    Participants will be able to share at least three school-based activities to promote MVPA outside of physical education.
3)      Participants will be able to access and recall a minimum of two resources to access physical activity ideas that can be shared with colleagues upon returning to school.


PEInstitute19 Active Classroom Fitness, Dance, Teambuilders pdf
Wednesday July 24, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am PDT
Room 411
  Classroom, addnew

8:30am PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Andy Milne's "The Kinesthetic Classroom" in Room 410
"The Kinesthetic Classroom" Join SHAPE America’s 2017 National Health Teacher of the Year Andy Milne, as he shares ideas about how they have successfully incorporated movement into their teaching in order to engage students and increase the likelihood of academic success.  There will also be a live performance of an infamous Mr. H “Scholarly Rap” on the brain and exercise based off of Dr. John Ratey’s book entitled Spark.
Details: This session will provide some of the neuroscience explaining why movement is important for student learning. These participatory methods allow for a more student-centered environment that is both experiential and interactive.  They will share resources and activities that can be adapted to best suit the needs of your students.
  • Attendees will be exposed to kinesthetic activities and assessments that can be adapted to various content areas.
  • Attendees will learn different teaching strategies to engage various types of learners through movement.
  • Attendees will have a better understanding of why a kinesthetic classroom is important for student learning and how to seamlessly weave more movement into their pedagogical methods.
Handouts: Google Folder under this URL:  bit.ly/PEIHEALTH
Wednesday July 24, 2019 8:30am - 9:20am PDT
Room 410
  Classroom

9:30am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) IllinoisFab4's "Cross Curricular PE: ELA and Math Activities" in Mountain View
"Cross Curricular PE:  ELA and Math Activities" is being presented by the Illinois Fab 4! The Illinois Fab 4 is a dedicated group of physical education teachers working together to create fun, upbeat and practical presentations loaded with activities guaranteed to inject activity and laughter.
Your Presenters: Kelly Zerby, Cindie Cortinas and Bo Phillips!
NPEI handout 2019 pdf
Wednesday July 24, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

9:30am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Karen Roof and Sabrina Bundy's "#Go2Games" in Gym B
"#Go2Games" is being presented by Karen Roof and Sabrina Bundy, two outstanding elementary physical educators from South Carolina. Karen's credits are outstanding: 32 years of teaching at the elementary level, 7 time Teacher of the Year at the school level, twice-named South Carolina Teacher of the Year. South Carolina Jump Rope for Heart Coordinator of the Year, Southern District Jump Rope for Heart Coordinator of the Year. Presenter numerous times on the local, state and national levels.
Sabrina has over  35 years of teaching experience, has been National Board Certified since 2001, and recognized as a South Carolina Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
Details: This session will provide fun fast activities from warm-ups to cool-downs.  Inclusive of fitness, skills-based, and integrated activities.  Sabrina Bundy and Karen Roof will share their website with these activities and many more.  Attendees will participate in games that focus on fitness, cooperative activities, alternative to bombardment games and activity-based classroom ideas.
Handout for Activities #Go2Games docx
Wednesday July 24, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Gym B
  Activity

9:30am PDT

(*HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Dan Basler & Friends' "45 Games in 45 Minutes" in Gym A
Meet Your Presenters! Dan Basler, Kevin Croft and Drew White are all physical education teachers from Chattanooga, Tennessee.  They have shared our passion and love for physical education with hundreds of teachers across Tennessee and want to meet each of you as well. Dan was a winner of the Public Education Foundation’s Teacherpreneur Competition in 2017 for his “Allstar Fitness Cards” (allstartfintesscards.com).
About This Session: Please come as we will experience 45 activities together. Skill building, team building, core subject implementation, and fun lead-up activities that students and teachers will enjoy.
Handout: Please see attached pdf handout!
45 Games in 45 Minutes pdf
Wednesday July 24, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

9:30am PDT

Kim Morton's "Motivated 2 Move: High School Fitness Centers" in Dance Room 306
Description: The race is always on to provide fresh, new, and different workouts for our students. Similar to boutique fitness studios, PE programs must constantly evolve to entice our student membership. Learn how get students motivated to move by flipping your gym into an attractive high school fitness club. Be ready to #ditchyourmembership after participating in this session. Bonus: Polar OH-1 heart rate monitors will be used during this workout session!
Your Presenter! Dr. Kim Morton has served 25 years in education instructing K-12 physical education and health education in North Carolina.  She has experience instructing PreK-12 grade students in physical education and health education. Presently, she serves as the health and PE curriculum specialist for Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools. She developed and trained all middle and high school teachers in CMS on the district’s Choice Led Health curriculum in 2018.  
Wednesday July 24, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Dance Room 306
  Activity

9:30am PDT

Joey Feith's "Bootstrapped Professional Development: Owning Your Professional Growth" in Room 411
Professional development is the key to empowering physical educators to continue to grow as teachers throughout their careers. However, for many reasons, access to PD is often limited. This can lead to teaching practices that become routine, stagnant, or, in some situations, inappropriate. In this session, Joey will be sharing some strategies you can use to design your own self-directed, bootstrapped professional development plan. Discover the step-by-step process that will allow you to identify opportunities for growth, explore resources and tactics that will connect you with the tools you need to grow, and adopt habits that will help you keep that fire in your belly roaring!
Wednesday July 24, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

9:30am PDT

Kaitlyn Hall's "Poop Happens! (And Other Interactive Lessons About the Body)" in Room 410
Meet Your Presenter! Kaitlyn Hall is a Middle School Health and Wellness Educator and works for
Parker Junior High District 161 in Flossmoor, Illinois. Kaitlyn was the 2016 IAHPERD TOY Young Professional Health Educator.
About This Session! A body of lessons about...the body! Check out this presentation featuring hands-on demonstrations of a few of our student's favorite lessons on the body systems. Together we'll chew on what makes these lessons work and how to get your students digesting information that they will remember well after they leave the classroom.
Wednesday July 24, 2019 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Room 410
  Classroom

10:30am PDT

(* HANDOUT AVAILABLE) Daniel Tennessen's "P.E. Energizers" in Gym B
"P.E. Energizers" Dan Tennessen teaches for Indianapolis Public Schools has been teaching in an urban environment for over a decade.  His passion for quality physical education is evident in his energetic, engaging, and dynamic sessions.  He is active within Indiana SHAPE, having held several roles. Additionally,  Dan is a US Games National Presenter and OPEN National Trainer.

Details: This fast-paced, energetic session will present a wide variety of activities and strategies designed to maximize participation, movement, and success for all. All of these activities are standards based and designed to be used or modified for grades K-12. This session will include activities that feature small-sided games, fitness, nutrition, assessment, and dance. This is a session that should not be missed.
2019 NPEI PE Energizers PowerPoint pdf
2019 NPEI PE Energizers PowerPoint pptx
Wednesday July 24, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Gym B
  Activity

10:30am PDT

(* HANDOUTS Available) Andy Hair's "Keep It Simple + Stylin'" in Mountain View
Description: Remember your first KISS? We guarantee you’ll remember this K-I-S-S workshop for educators who want to keep students active with dance! DANCEPL3Y is a new approach to teaching dance in PE that shakes up learning through simplicity and a playful class style! Discover how you can inspire students to claim their “Bubble of Awesome” as they show off their unique moves. Learn how to develop physical literacy and fundamental movement skills with dance moves set to today’s best music. Taught by one of the world’s most playful educators, Andy Hair, this is a workshop you don’t want to miss!
Handout Link > https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nFjKCf5kB30SuybGWNfo-Z7Mm_gx3_rF



Wednesday July 24, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Mountain View
  Activity

10:30am PDT

(* HANDOUTS Available) Chip Candy's "FUNSEL (The Fun Side of Social and Emotional Learning)" in Gym A
Description: The Physical Education/Coaching Communities have been “doing” Social and Emotional Learning for years, but now it is time to focus on the new, the fun and the important!
  • The New - great activities to build community… “We are Family”
  • The Fun – activities that promote trust, caring, inclusion and smiles/laughter
  • The Important – activities that make a difference in all of our lives!
On a Scale of 1 to 10 docx
SEL Activities docx
Wednesday July 24, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Gym A
  Activity

10:30am PDT

Cassie Brooks & Maria Hallman's "Educating the Community through Skills-Based Health Student Work" in Room 411
"Educating the Community through Skills-Based Health Student Work" is being led by Cassie Brook and Maria Hallman, two award-winning health educators from Indiana.  Cassie teaches at the middle school level and was the 2018 SHAPE America Midwest District Health Teacher of the Year. Maria teaches at the high school level and was the  2016 Indiana Health Teacher of the Year and the INSHAPE Conference Director for the state.
Details: Join us as two experienced secondary health teachers share how their students develop essential health skills while preparing to educate the community through simple displays and larger health fairs. 
  • Cassie hosts an annual fitness night where the community can explore various local options for fitness, sport, recreation, wellness, and nutrition. Her middle school health students practice the essential health skill of accessing valid health information, products, and services while preparing poster presentations to share with peers and the community at fitness night.
  • Maria's high school health classes have created a health fair for the local elementary schools. Students advocate for health by becoming content experts and creating interactive displays for elementary students. They access valid health resources and write SMART goals to guide their work. Health at the elementary level is lacking in her district, so these fair exposes students to a greater variety of health topics.
They will share their instructional plans for middle and high school health, student planning documents, options for project display (low or high tech), options for smaller or large-scale community display, strategies for planning a health fair, and assessment rubrics.
  • Discussion may also include how to use these events as a platform for health and physical education advocacy.

Wednesday July 24, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Room 411
  Classroom

10:30am PDT

Kymm Ballard's "Leadership Academy" in Room 407
"2019 Leadership Academy"  This breakout session will meet on a daily basis and has been designed to be gathering place for school and school district leaders. In other words, if you are looking to interact and connect with like-minded health and physical education leaders, then this is the place for you! During the three meetings, attendees will learn more about the latest trends at the state and national levels, decide what keynoters and/or presenters to invite to the class for a greater in-depth conversations and create a Personal Learning Network with the classmates attending each day.
About: Dr. Kymm Ballard is an Assistant Professor at Campbell University where she serves as the Health and Physical Education Teacher Education Coordinator and is the former Executive Director and Partnership Development Specialist for SPARK/School Specialty. Kymm has been successful for helping to initiate and facilitate millions of dollars to schools to address obesity prevention. Recently, she created Kymm Ballard Consulting to assist others in the implementation of quality programs and policies in effort to provide quality research based physical education/activity to schools and organizations across the United States.
Wednesday July 24, 2019 10:30am - 11:20am PDT
Room 407
  Classroom

11:30am PDT

(*HANDOUTS AVAILABLE) Mel Hamada's "Overcoming #PhysEd Failure to Finding Success" Closing Keynote
Overview: Quality PE (https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000231101) in every school requires us to step up outside of our classrooms and to advocate for our profession.  How might we couple our role as Quality PE advocates with a more Meaningful Physical Education experience (https://meaningfulpe.wordpress.com/) to ensure we are reaching every child in our care?  Mel Hamada would like to invite you to share her story of failure to fierce advocate in this most important profession.
Handouts: http://www.melhamada.com/
Wednesday July 24, 2019 11:30am - 12:30pm PDT
Keynote
  Keynote

1:00pm PDT

** Come Back in 2020: Final Reunion Edition ** July 20-22, 2020
Founder's Note: As announced last year, 2020 will conclude a 9 year run for this beloved event. We actually expected 2018 to be the final year, but folks kept sending us e-mails pleading to continue. Guess they really wanted their 5-Year Pins. In any case, 2020 will be the last and concluding  year with keynoters:
  • Adam Llevo,
  • Jarrod Robinson,
  • Andy Vasily,
  • Joey Feith and
  • Nathan Horne!
The dates set for 2020 are July 20-22, 2020. Again at UNC Asheville.

It's Closing Time... As this event comes to a close, we have mixed feelings. However, we have accomplished the original reasons why the Institute was first envisioned: To bring about a greater awareness of the need to use curriculum alignment (written-taught-tested curriculum) and providing a space for Millennials and #PEGeeks of all sorts to gather. As I look around, I sense that many of you have taken the 'Institute Spirit" back to your respective states and are making it happen. Thanks!

Artie & Elizabeth Kamiya
Great Activities Publishing Company
Artie@greatactivities.net
Elizabeth @greatactivities.net
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Artie's Cell: (919) 818-6486




Wednesday July 24, 2019 1:00pm - 1:15pm PDT
 
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