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Social and Emotional Learning in PE – Cardiff Met presentation April 2024

Below are slides from a presentation delivered at Cardiff Metropolitan University in April 2024. The presentation was for PE teachers, students, academics and other key stakeholders. It aimed to initiate discussion around social and emotional learning in PE – focusing on the Welsh context, but also drawing on research from the Scottish context.

Presentation Slides – social and emotional learning in PE

PE Across the UK: A cross-border curriculum discussion (2024 webinar)

Link to view presentation slides

Link to webinar recording-part 1

Link to webinar recording-part 2

‘Focusing on the Female’ (Scotland): Teacher presentation by Nichola Aitchison

‘Moving PE Forward’ (Northern Ireland): Teacher presentation by Chris Wilde

ResearchEd 2022 Event – “A health(y) subject? Examining discourses of health in physical education curricula across the UK”

Link to download summary of ‘health’ themes/discourses

Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy Special Interest Group

(PESP-SIG) 2022

Participant-generated wordclouds from an interactive PESP-SIG workshop:

SERA Conference 2021 – PE curriculum and pedagogy: European perspectives

Link to view the presentation

A comparative analysis of discourses shaping physical education provision within and across the UK

Link to download presentation slides

Link to download background information slides

SERA Event – Physical education curriculum development and enactment in Wales and Scotland: sharing and learning across borders

Link to view the Scottish context(Youtube)

Link to view the Welsh context(Youtube)

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