The Go 2 Teacher Blog

Here are some websites and blogs of fellow teachers that I have come across in the last few years. These resources are free, well presented and are applicable to all facets of teaching. The following sites will be sure to answer all your questions and provide you with some great ideas for your …

A.I technology has hit many industries with a bang! Honestly, who would’ve thought we would be able to utilise such amazing, almost futuristic type technology- right now?

Forbes Interviewed 500 American educators, a whopping 60% currently use A.I websites in their teaching and planning.

AI …

‘Teaching Games for Understanding’ (TGFU) is an evidence-based model of P.E teaching which flips the script on traditional old-school P.E teaching methods. Gone are the days when students spent many weeks trying to master one specific sport and dedicated the majority of the lesson staying stationary …

Thrown into a P.E lessons/class… as a reliever or maybe as part of your contract….?

A daunting situation that most teachers have experienced at some point in their career.

P.E is one of those subjects that is generally taught by specialist teachers, teachers who have made the conscious …

Those who have taught HPE to junior year levels will understand that a P.E. lesson can very easily turn into chaos. Little people have a magical way of derailing the most simple activities! This could happen at any point in the lesson and a lot of the time these situations are out of your control, …

Small-sided games are multiple mini-games all happening at once in an HPE lesson as opposed too one large game involving all students in the class. This is an approach to teaching P.E. activities in a non-conventional way but has numerous benefits.

A majority of my lessons across all year levels …

As teachers, we all understand the importance of daily physical activity, whether it’s through brain breaks, structured P.E. lessons, or quick fitness sessions within the classroom. Movement plays such a critical role in improving student focus, engagement, and overall wellbeing.

What I’ve often …

Anyone who has taught P.E. in a few different school settings would have experienced teaching with minimal space and with minimal/not game-appropriate equipment. Whilst frustrating at times, this is not always a bad thing, and as a P.E. teacher for many years now I believe this is also part of the …

Need a simple game that provides a fun way for your students to develop their thrown and rolling skills? Some that they will love and requires minimal resources?

Here is a staple that I use in my Primary classrooms when trying to develop and explore the underarm roll and overhand throw in a fun way …