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PHASE Asia Pacific is a conference for all educators focussed on physical education, health, athletics, sports, and experiential learning.  The conference allows participants to learn from leading authorities in their respective fields as well as from practitioner presenters, to network with fellow educators, and to access good practice and resources in multiple formats.

PHASE has evolved from the Asia Pacific Physical Education Conference (APPEC) which was a dedicated Physical Education & Wellness event for the Asia Pacific region starting in 2015.
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Saturday, November 16 • 11:50 - 12:50
Get Them Moving, Learning and Loving It!

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This fun and upbeat activity session will be highly engaging, include a mix of music that connects to each activity, and focus on activities that improve competence, increase confidence, boost motivation and add more FUN and enjoyment to your PE program!

Concepts of physical literacy will be highlighted AND participants will experience and take away activities from the exciting resource; Focus on FUNdamentals, that includes a collection of 90 top-notch, tried-and-tested activities for all ages.

Come participate in the skill-based, lead-up, sport-specific, and cooperative activities guaranteed to get your students moving, learning and loving PE! EVERYONE in this session will have access to ALL of the activities shared.
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Tracy Lockwood

Training and Development Officer & Teacher Relief, The International School Macao
Tracy Lockwood is a certified K-12 PE Teacher and has over 25 years of experience as an educator. Her experience includes working with K-12 students in Alberta, Abu Dhabi and currently lives and works in Macao. She was employed as a Health and Physical Education consultant for nearly... Read More →

Saturday November 16, 2019 11:50 - 12:50 HKT
Black Box Theater (4th Floor, Middle School)
  Pedagogy & Curriculum, Workshop B

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