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The HPE Collective
We bring together HPE teachers in a supportive community where collective knowledge is valued. We envision a vibrant online community where the HPE community can connect, share, and grow.
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The HPE Collective is a social learning community where connecting, sharing, and growing are our core values. Most of the content generated on our site is from members who share resources and practices from their classrooms, poll the community to start conversations or record long-form content to help others grow their pedagogical practices. Our members are taking control of their professional learning journey. Here are some highlights from the community.
Community Highlights
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Session Recap | Using Democratic and Reflective Approaches to Build Community and Belonging in PE
Before I start this reflection, I know some of you are here to access my conference slides. My slides are linked at the bottom of this page, but first I'd love to share some stories from my IAHPERD experience. "If you hang around the barber shop long enough, sooner or later you're going to get a haircut." Mark Housel is a super communicator an...
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PE for All | Making PE a safe, inclusive, and equitable space
What does it mean to be 'good at PE'? Who would your students point to in their class as being the 'best at PE' and why? PE has long been a great part of school life for SOME students. For others, there is long standing evidence that it can be at best, unpleasant and at worst, traumatic. Minoritised groups remain under-represented and under-s...
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Updating Health Units to Align with the New NHES
This is my latest email newsletter that went out this week: As the school year goes on, I've been revamping my units to align with the National Health Education Standards (NHES), which were updated in the spring. In today's short email, I mourn the loss of an oft-used performance indicator and celebrate its replacement. The Old NHES In my units ...
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Our community highlights are composed of popular articles and upcoming events in the community. To get your content featured, make sure your posts are in Article format in the community.
Level Up Health Ed on HPEradio
Jeff Bartlett, a SHAPE America National Health Education Teacher of the Year, and his organization Level Up Health Education is partnering with HPEradio going into 2025. He has some huge plans for how to use our Radio Network that we will announce soon, but for now he is recording shorter episodes with practical advice for how to teach skills in a Skills Based Health Classroom. Listen to episode one about Analyzing Influences below.
The HPE Collective Partnership Program
The HPE Collective could not do its work without the support of our growing list of community partners. Our partners have generously supported the financial needs of The HPE Collective to ensure that HPE teachers have a virtual community that is protected from the outside noise of social media.
Here is a holiday physical activity resource from our partners at miMove.
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This Week's Top Members
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Jordan Manley
Founder of The HPE Collective | SHAPE America Teacher of the Year
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Ian Lacasse
2021 WHPE Health Teacher of the Year, SHAPE Midwest Leadership Council, WHPE Southeast District Coordinator
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Dustin Ambort
I am elementary physical education and APE teacher from WI.
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Andrew Milne
6 schools, 29 years in education. Coached and taught globally, Presents nationally, blogs voraciously, teaches passionately.
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Matt Hagedorn
5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade health teacher at Tallmadge City Schools.
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Jake Bersin
Health/ P.E Teacher 2021 MA Elementary P.E. TOY
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Keep Our Network Free!
The HPE Collective is a free social learning community. Our generous partners helped us get the network started, but we are always grateful for any support we can get.
You can support our network by buying apparel from our merchandise store. Click the link below to buy your HPEradio logo shirt. More designs are on their way soon. Thank you for supporting the hard work that goes into building a thriving ecosystem for health and physical educators.
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