Reflections on PDHPE I/6/06
Why do we teach PDHPE? We recognised the importance of a wholistic development of the child which will prepare them for a balanced and heathly future.
We planned what we want to get out of this course.
We were encourage by Kathryn to build on what we do and we were able to share our experiences. We looked at how we address the PDHPE syllabus in our school which showed how we already integrate this syllabus in all key learning areas.
The development of Fundamental Movement Skills in the early and middle primary years is essential as a base for reaching the full potential for physical development in later years. The video demonstrated the beauty of mastering these skills.
We planned what we want to get out of this course.
We were encourage by Kathryn to build on what we do and we were able to share our experiences. We looked at how we address the PDHPE syllabus in our school which showed how we already integrate this syllabus in all key learning areas.
The development of Fundamental Movement Skills in the early and middle primary years is essential as a base for reaching the full potential for physical development in later years. The video demonstrated the beauty of mastering these skills.
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