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What is PIPEline?
2. What workshops are available?
3. What type of training is provided by PIPEline?
4. Can we have a half-day workshop?
5. How many people can attend?
6. What if I have a very small group of teachers to train?
7. What do I need to provide?
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1. What is PIPEline?
PIPEline (Program Improvement in Physical Education) is a series of workshops designed to help teachers improve their programs and provide quality physical education consistent with the National Physical Education Standards. |
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2. What PIPEline workshops are available?
There are 8 workshops options, with 3 available at the elementary or secondary level.
- Curriculum Development: K-12 Physical Education
- Instructional Practices: K-12 Physical Education*
- Assessment Strategies: K-12 Physical Education*
- Instructional Models in Standards-based Physical Education
- Teaching Dance: K-12 Physical Education*
- Integrating Technology in K-12 Physical Education
- Let's Get Moving: Physical Activity for Children Ages 3-5
- STARS: Creating a "Program of Excellence" Portfolio
*available for elementary or secondary levels |
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3. What type of training is provided for PIPEline?
A full day (7 hour) workshop is available for all of the offerings. Let's Get Moving workshop is also available in a half-day format.
Workshop presenters are recognized national physical education teachers, curriculum/instruction specialists and/or district or national teachers of the year. |
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4. Can we have a half-day workshop?
With the exception of Let's get Moving, all PIPEline training modules are full-day sessions. NASPE's ProLink consulting services are available for those who wish to tailor training to fit a half day in-service timeframe, and also for topics not addressed by the PIPEline workshops. |
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5. How many people can attend?
The maximum number of participants for all the workshops except Integrating Technology: K-12 Physical Education is 50. The technology workshop allows for a maximum of 30 participants, in order to allow the clinician to provide hands-on instruction with the devices as well as computer lab instruction. |
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6. What if I have a very small group of teachers to train?
Several adjacent school districts have teamed to host a workshop. Institutions of higher education may be willing to host along with a school district. |
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7. What do I need to provide? The host organization must provide a suitable space for movement and lecture activities, audiovisual equipment and activity equipment. In the case of the technology workshop, a computer lab may be required along with a technician to assist before and during the workshop. Please discuss this with your presenter. |
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