Teaching Health and Physical Education in Australian Schools
in Australian Schools
Author: Louise McCuaig, Richard Tinning and Lisa Hunter
Serves as an introduction to the task of teaching health and physical education (HPE). This book provides an account of many of the issues and concerns, students will encounter as a beginner teacher working within this Key Learning Area (KLA).
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Serves as an introduction to the task of teaching health and physical education (HPE). This book provides an account of many of the issues and concerns, students will encounter as a beginner teacher working within this Key Learning Area (KLA).
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For primary education students Teaching Health & Physical Education in Australian Primary Schools is an introduction to the task of teaching Health and Physical Education (HPE). It provides an account of many of the issues and concerns students will encounter as a beginning teacher working within this Key Learning Area (KLA).
This book reflects the variability and complexity in the KLA as it is represented and experienced across Australian states and territories. Accommodating a diverse range of perspectives, students can adopt and implement approaches that best serve the contexts within which they will teach health, personal development and physical education.
About the Author
Dr Richard Tinning is a Professor in Pedagogy, Chair of the School Internationalisation Committee and Coordinator of Postgraduate Coursework Studies at the School of Human Movement Studies, University of Queensland.
Dr Lisa Hunter is a lecturer at the School of Education, Griffith University
Louise McCuaig is an Associate Lecturer in Pedagogy & Health Education at the School of Human Movement Studies, University of Queensland.
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