Fundamental Movement Skills
Professional Development Courses

Fundamental Movement Skills deepens teachers’ understandings of how to effectively assess, plan, and teach physical activity. Twenty-two fundamental movement skills are included with details on how to break down each skill for assessment and teaching purposes.

The resource also provides practical teaching activities that assist teachers to plan and deliver effective learning experiences that enhance students’ development of proficient fundamental movement skills.

Teachers, schools, and districts can access comprehensive and highly practical professional development courses based on the Fundamental Movement Skills resource books.

Facilitator Courses

Facilitator Courses (Train-the-Trainer) are specifically crafted to help participants take on the various roles of PRESENTER, SUPPORTER, and USER as they implement Fundamental Movement Skills across learning areas.

  Six Benefits of Training a Facilitator for Your School

1. You are able to control the timing of the training and the implementation of the initiative.

2. You are able to select Facilitators who have local understandings of issues and challenges in your school/cluster.

3. It is the most cost effective way for your whole staff to access high quality professional learning.

4. Your teachers will benefit from spaced learning as your Facilitator presents sessions over time.

5. You have an in-house person to provide teachers with ongoing support as they need it.

6. Your Facilitators can shape the resource for your context and teachers

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