Behaviour change and PDHPE Change is never easy – and convincing our target audience – young people – to take action and change their behaviour can be even harder still. We all know the adage that if you tell a young person not to do something … the first thing they often do is ask …
Catch up PL: How behaviour change models can inform our PDHPE programs Read More »
ACHPER NSW Community Survey We need to hear from you about what ACHPER NSW can do to help make your work life easier. Our Community Survey gives you the chance to have input into our plans for professional learning, resource development and promotions over the next three years. Have your say in the survey below …
Unfriendly friendships – bullying by another name? Recently ReachOut.com released their latest research report, titled Unfriendly Friendships. It has found that textbook definitions of bullying are missing the mark with young people. The report concluded that young people found it difficult to label their experiences as bullying, particularly if the bullying comes from a friend, …
Why Sun and UV at School matters? Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, and statistics show that melanoma is the most common cancer affecting young Australians aged 15–to24¹. The good news is that skin cancer is highly preventable. The new Sun and UV at School skin cancer resources will assist …
Teaching about Sun and UV at school – taking a critical inquiry approach Read More »
Have you received a Sporting Schools Plus grant? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS4WtEP7Zfw ACHPER NSW is the peak professional association for PDHPE teachers in NSW and is a NESA accredited provider. ACHPER NSW provides Professional Learning to build school and teacher capacity to delivery quality PDHPE and sport programs and build the physical literacy of your students. The Sporting …
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A step by step description of Part 1 of the planning process that looks at how you can use a range of evidence sources to inform your planning decisions. https://www.youtube.com/embed/QcA98uB6rZA Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn
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