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Sallis,J.F., Simons-Morton, B., Stone, E., Corbin,C., Epstein, L.H., Faucette, N., et al. (1992) Determinants of physical activity and interventions in youth. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise. 24 (Suppl.), S 248-S257.

Essential teaching skills , third edition, Chris Kyriacou 2007.

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Uses a mixture of formative and summative assessment. Students are assessed continuously in class throughout the year being judged using features of quality; exceptional, beyond expectations, in line with expectations and yet to meet expectation. At the end of the three years the students must then submit and e-portfolio which acts as the summative assessmen

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Students will show evidence of their learning when they… Reflect on what they have learned about wellbeing and for wellbeing using reflection journal Recognise the wellbeing indicators that students are making the most progress in Recognise the indicators that need more attention Use appendix E and self-assessment

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At the end of this unit, students will be able to… • Recognise their own ways of learning and their learning habits, interests, strengths and weaknesses- Aware • Recognise their own wellbeing journey and that of others- Connected • Be able to goal set and track their progress- Resilient • Recognise skills, attitudes and values of friendship- Respected • Appreciate individuality my own and others- Responsible • Understand what effective communication is including listening and speaking- Respected, Connected

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At the end of the short course, there are many different learning outcomes for the four strands of PE- dance and gymnastics, games, individual and team challenges and physical activity for health and wellbeing

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To provide students with tools and skills to successfully transition to Post Primary

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To develop students as knowledgeable, skillful and creative participants who are confident and competent to perform in a range of activities safely. The course aims to build students’ appreciation of the importance of health-enhancing and inclusive physical activity and a commitment to it now, and in the future

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Employee Assistance Service (EAS)offers counselling to teachers

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60 minutes of moderate- to vigorous-intensity physical activity each day that is developmentally appropriate and involves a variety of activities is the World Health Organisation daily physical activity recommendations for 5-18 year olds

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The Minister for Education is Joe McHugh

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The Early Years Curriculum is Aistear

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The Primary PE programme has all of previous Six strands excluding HRA

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The breakdown of assessment in Leaving Certificate PE is PAP 20%; PA 30% and Written 50%

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The 6 curriculum and instructional models in Senior Cycle PE are TPSR, Adventure Education, CIPA, Sports Education, Health Related Activity, TGFU

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The difference between Leaving Certificate PE and Senior Cycle PE? Examination versus non-examination

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Junior Cycle Wellbeing comprises of SPHE, PE, CSPE and Guidance

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Two ways in which PE can be delivered at Junior Cycle: 2003 (Appendix I) or Short Course

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The seven strands in the 2003 JCPE programme are Adventure activities, Aquatics, Athletics, Dance, Games, Gymnastics, Health Related Activities

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International PE research journals

1. Journal of Teaching Physical Education (JTPE)

2. Sport Education and Society (SES)

3. European Physical Education Review (EPER)

4. Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy (PESP)

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Three teacher unions- Association of Secondary Teachers of Ireland (ASTI), Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) and Irish National Teachers Organisation (INTO)

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The AIESEP conference be held in 2019 in Adelphi New York

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Eoghan Croghan and James Forde are the current student representative of this association

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The national professional association of PE teachers is the Physical Education Association of Ireland

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A crucial document outlining guidelines regarding child protection policy the welfare and protection of children iss the Children First – National Guidelines for the Protection and Welfare of Children

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SDP stands for School Development Planning

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NAPD represents Principals and Deputy Principals at post-primary level.

The Association aims to provide a united voice nationally for Principals and Deputy Principals on issues of common concern.

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State Exams Commission (SEC) sets examinations

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Find information on delivery of Junior Cycle PE at www.JCPE.ie

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Centre for Talented Youth Ireland Dublin City University targets talented children

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The Teaching Council coordinates the professionalism of teachers in Ireland

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Tony Weir is the PE Inspector for this region

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The body that assesses the quality of education in Ireland is the  Department of Education and Skills – The Inspectorate

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The body which provides in-service training to secondary teachers is the Professional Development Service for Teachers (PDST)

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The Government body which devises curriculum is the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment

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The Government Department which governs education in Ireland is The Department of Education and Skills (DES)

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The EPSEN Act is Education for Persons with Special Educational Needs (EPSEN) Act 2004

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The key pieces of legislation which governs education in Ireland are Education Act 1998 and Disability Act 2005

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Junior Cycle Short Course Template level 3

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-limitied resources available
-is encouraged by management
-not equipped for the new JC programme

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The changes in Irish due toSenior Cycle programme developments

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The changes in Irish due toSenior Cycle programme developments

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-Great imporvemt in the oral aspect
-Rote learning is still the most effective way to do well

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The changes in Irish due to  new JC programme 

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The changes in Irish due to  new JC programme 

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-More material to be covered
-less clarity in exam
-excellent for academic students, tough for the very weak students
- a step in the right direction but more refinement needed

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Focus on wellbeing rather than skill acquisition

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PE short course is in a development process

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PE short course is in a development process

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Juniour cert wellbeing programme is being offered 

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Juniour cert wellbeing programme is being offered 

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-hall
-hard court
In close proximity
-soccer pitch
-astroturf
-basketball court