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We aim to create and share high quality PE resources so you don't have to. Follow us for DAILY VIDEOS 📹 and TEACHING IDEAS 💡

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961 variations to today's GCSE PE lesson, 31 different flipped learning videos to support the students (pick your weakest), several Walking talking Mocks and 5 exam questions to test knowledge. #14daystogo If you would like a copy, add your Name & email below. GCSE Simplified

961 variations to today's GCSE PE lesson, 31 different flipped learning videos to support the students (pick your weakest), several Walking talking Mocks and 5 exam questions to test knowledge. #14daystogo If you would like a copy, add your Name &amp; email below. <a href="/GCSEsimplified/">GCSE Simplified</a>
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Is there too much emphasis on competition in school sports, and should more focus be placed on individual fitness and wellbeing?

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Are traditional sports (e.g., football, rugby, cricket) given too much priority over newer or less common activities (e.g., yoga, ultimate frisbee)?

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How important is it for PE teachers to connect with their students on a personal level to improve engagement and performance in classes?

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Should there be a greater emphasis on teaching life-long fitness habits rather than just focusing on skills and drills for specific sports?

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How do you balance the physical and academic demands placed on students, especially those involved in elite sports outside of school?

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How can PE address the different levels of motivation and interest among students, especially those who are less inclined towards physical activity?