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Pran Patel has 15+ years of teaching experience working recently as an assistant principal. He has an interesting career in leadership; leading standards; behaviour management; professional development and curriculum. His NPQSL project was to lead whole-school coaching and as a mental health and BAME advocate, he recently featured in a documentary ‘Why teaching is making me ill’ below and ‘Black teachers are leaving the profession due to racism’. He is a self-professed ‘outward-facing leader’ and is in the process of writing a book with John Catt Publishers by the same title. Twitter: @MrPranPatel Website: www.theteacherist.com TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JjRQTuzqTU He recommends these books: How To Be An Anti_Racist by Dr. Ibram Kendi Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer He recommends these accounts to follow: @Tchalla_Greaves @DrLynchPE @BAME_PE

Elyse is a physical educaiton teacher in New York and an OPEN National Trainer. She is a very passionate and energetic teacher that cares deeply about her profession. She will also be keynoting at the PE Institute this summer. Check her out on Twitter, @TheMsLoughlin.

What's your "One Word?" In this show we reflect on 2019 and work on setting some goals for 2020. Global PhysEd Talking Heads Episode #1 Brandon Herwick @BrooklynDreamer Jo Bailey @LovePhyEd Leticia Carino @leticarino Cliff Roop @HDPhysEd Kyle Bragg @ElemPE1

DisruptEd Podcast Episode #1 Andy Vasily and Jorge Rodriguez The Dodgeball Paradox states, how can we justify playing a physically aggressive game in a safe learning environment? This podcast will explore the history of the game and how it has changed. The dodgeball paradox is meant to provoke thoughts and discussion around appropriate physical education practices and the role of the physical education teacher in providing meaningful learning experiences for all students.

In this episode, Kyle Bragg and I talk about SEL in PE, the importance of student voice and how to create a more inclusive PE class. Check out Kyle on twitter @ElemPE1.

This episode is a Conversation Form the Kingdom with Andy Vasily and Zack Smith. In this episode we talk about our units and how we are embedding storytelling into our lessons. Check out our Patreon page to find out how you can help support the show. Patreon.com/GlobalPhysEd

Alia Wong is a writer at The Atlantic and covers education and other related topics. Alia and I talk about one of her acticles entitled, Gym Class Is So Bad, Kids are Skipping School to Avoid it. The Link to the article can be found below. https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2019/01/why-pe-is-terrible/581467/

In this episode, Joey and I talk about one of his latest blog posts about Meaningful Grading in Physical Education. Check out Joey's blog at ThePhysicalEducator.com Check out the video at YouTube: https://youtu.be/_ujmvER7ndM

Aaron is the Executive Director of OPEN, a free online pysical education curriculm. Check out openphysed.org for more information. You can reach Aaron on Twitter: @nyaaronhart

Brandon Herwick is a physical education teacher in Albany, NY. He is an OPEN PhysEd National Trainer and has presented all around the United States sharing his passion. In this episode I talk to Brandon about how he got his start as an educator, where his passion comes from and his love for the art of bonsai. Check out his blog post that accompanies this episode, www.globalphysed.net/blog-1/2019/8/25/7-lessons-bonsai-has-taught-me-about-life-and-teaching

This is the first episode of The Underground with Andy Milne. In this episode Andy talks to SHAPE America Health Teacher of the Year, Scott Todnem. Check him out on Twitter, @ScottAmpersand Check out his new book, Growing Up Great!: The Ultimate Puberty Book for Boys https://www.amazon.com/Growing-Up-Great-Ultimate-Puberty/dp/1641524642/#TW

In this episode, Jo Bailey and I talk about presenting around the US, starting the new school year off right and building connections with your students. Follow Jo on Twitter, @LovePhyed

In this podcast, I talk to Amarican Ninja Warrior, Sandy Zimmerman. Sandy has taught physical education for 20 years. She is also the first mother and the oldest female competitor to complete the ANW course. @Zimmpossible

In this episode, I talk to Joy Marchese right after her workshop on Positive Discipline in Saudi Arabia. Learn more about Positive Discipline and Joy's work at https://www.positivediscipline.co.uk/

In this episode of the podcast I talk to Dr. Jordan Weber about his journey into education, adapted physical educaiton and his health and wellness training. Check him out on Twitter, @drweberfit and his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/kidweba

In this episode Andy Vasily, Zack Smith and I reflect on our 2018/2019 school year.

Checkout the blog post by Cliff Roop that accompanies this episode. globalphysed.net Find more about Cliff: Twitter: @HDphysed Website: hdphysed.weebly.com Cliff Roop has been teaching Physical Education for 23 years in Indiana at Blackhawk Christian School. He also spends time mentoring young men. He enjoys teaching, making movies, reading, journaling/blogging and spending time with his wife & two children. Cliff and his wife, Jean, are also foster parents.

Website: www.mikekuczala.com Mike Kuczala is a thought leader on using physical activity in teaching, training, and learning. He has delivered keynotes, given presentations and taught graduate courses on 4 continents. His presentations, courses, books and videos have reached more than 100,000 teachers, trainers, corporate executives, parents and students. He is also the coauthor of the Corwin Bestseller and Association of Educational Publishers’ Distinguished Achievement Award nominated, The Kinesthetic Classroom: Teaching and Learning through Movement, a book and philosophy that has changed the view of teaching and learning around the world. Mike’s 2nd book, Training in Motion: How to Use Movement to Create an Engaging and Effective Learning Environment, was released in 2015 (AMACOM) and Ready, Set, Go! The Kinesthetic Classroom 2.0 (Corwin) was released in the summer of 2017. President of Kuczala Consulting and Academic Director for the Regional Training Center, an educational consulting firm based in

In this Conversation from the Kingdom, Andy and I discuss my finally unit of the school year.

Anne van Dam, BEd of Education, Educational Consultant at 'The Learning Square'​. From Anne: I have taught for 19 years in schools in Rotterdam, Shanghai and Singapore. Since 2000 I have taken on various leadership positions, combining teaching with coordinators responsibilities. I used to work at the Canadian International School (Singapore) where I was part of the team that took the school to IB authorization in 2005. I have been an IB trainer since 2005, sharing my passion for young children with educators in IB schools in South East Asia and developing workshops for the organization. I joined EtonHouse International Pre-School in August 2007, drawn to the school for its vision to establish 'Reggio Inspired'​ early childhood education in Singapore. In June 2008, I became Pre-School Director of the school. I moved to Switzerland in August 2011 to become one of the Assistant Principals at the International School of Zug and Luzern. At ISZL, I have developed, in partnership with teachers and other school lead