Facing the New Normal of Education Challenges for Physical Educators PDF

FACING THE NEW NORMAL OF EDUCATION: CHALLENGES FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATORS The shift to remote learning has presented unprecedented challenges 5 for physical educators, impacting their ability to deliver effective instruction and 11 foster...

FACING THE NEW NORMAL OF EDUCATION: CHALLENGES FOR PHYSICAL EDUCATORS The shift to remote learning has presented unprecedented challenges 5 for physical educators, impacting their ability to deliver effective instruction and 11 foster 12 13 student development. Adapting to Remote Learning Creating Engaging Content Leveraging Technology Physical educators have had to adapt Technology has become an essential their teaching methods to tool for delivering physical education accommodate the limitations of remotely, requiring educators to learn online instruction. This includes new software and platforms to creating engaging virtual lessons that connect with students and provide can be delivered effectively remotely. instruction. Engaging Students Virtually Interactive Activities Personalized Instruction Physical educators have had to find The ability to provide personalized creative ways to keep students instruction has become more engaged in online learning. This challenging in a remote environment. includes incorporating interactive Physical educators must be games, challenges, and activities adaptable and responsive to the that can be done remotely. individual needs of their students. Ensuring Equitable Access to Technology Device Availability Reliable Internet Access Not all students have equal A reliable internet connection is access to technology, making it crucial for effective online instruction. difficult for physical educators Physical educators face challenges in to ensure that all students can reaching students with unreliable participate in virtual lessons. internet access, especially in underserved communities. Limitations of Online Instruction Lack of Hands-on The limitations of online instruction make it difficult for students to Experience experience the full range of physical activities and skills development. Limited Providing individual feedback and guidance is challenging remotely. Individualized This can impact students' progress and understanding of physical Feedback concepts. Difficulty Assessing students' physical progress accurately is more difficult in Assessing a virtual setting. This can make it challenging to track improvement Progress and identify areas for growth. Maintaining Physical Activity Levels Home-Based Encouraging Activities Outdoor Play Finding creative ways to keep Physical educators are promoting students active at home is safe outdoor play as much as crucial. This includes suggesting possible, reminding students to simple exercises that can be get fresh air and exercise, while done with limited equipment adhering to safety guidelines. and space. Socioal-Emotional Development Mental Well-being Physical educators recognized the importance of addressing the social-emotional needs of students in a time of stress and uncertainty. They incorporated activities that fostered emotional well-being and encouraged students to connect with one another.  7 Assessment Strategies Online Tools Alternative Assessments Physical educators explored Physical educators had to find online tools and platforms that alternative ways to assess student allowed them to assess student learning that were not dependent on progress remotely. They had to traditional physical assessments. They find ways to measure student used video submissions, self-reflection performance that were both exercises, and project-based activities reliable and practical. to measure progress. Supporting Teacher Well-being The transition to online teaching was stressful for many Stress Management physical educators. They had to find ways to manage their stress levels and maintain their own well-being. Physical educators had to work together to support Collaboration each other during this challenging time. They shared resources, ideas, and strategies for navigating the new normal.  THANK YOU Reporter: ALYN MARIE B. PARUGENOG 4TH YEAR-BPED