Podcast appearances and mentions of joey feith

In this show, we are trying out a new format and calling it Unfinished Thoughts. Andy Vasily, Joey Feith, and I all bring one topic to the table and discuss. We don't have the answers and aren't really looking for them either. We are just having a messy conversation about things that interest us. In this episode, we talk about professional growth. Hope you enjoy the show!

Joey Feith is the founder of ThePhysicalEducator.com. In this episode, Joey and I talk about #PhysEdU, How social media has changed the game, and the importance of ongoing professional development and coaching. Follow Joey Feith on Twitter: @JoeyFeith and @phys_educator Help support this podcast: https://www.globalphysed.net/donate

Here is the recording from our latest #PEChat Radio Hour! For this episode, #PEChat host Elyse Loughlin interviews Joey Feith (that's me!) on Twitter Spaces. This episode focuses on what physical educators can do to help support the development of a growth mindset within their students. In the episode, we explore: • The differences between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset. • How mindsets affect our meaning systems and behaviours. • How teachers can design physical environments that support a growth mindset. • How peer attitudes and behaviours affect the development of a growth mindset. • The different ways that teachers communicate their belief in a growth mindset and how that can affect students. • Simple, evidence-based growth mindset interventions that work. Thanks for tuning in! Happy Teaching! ---- Show Notes

In this episode, Joey and I talk about one of his latest blog posts about Meaningful Grading in Physical Education. Check out Joey's blog at ThePhysicalEducator.com Check out the video at YouTube: https://youtu.be/_ujmvER7ndM

Joey Feith, physical education teacher and creator of thephysicaleducator.com, speaks to us about the finer points of teaching physical education.

Presented and produced by Seán Delaney Theme tune by David Vesey On this week's programme I bring you some interviews I recorded at the 2019 annual conference of the Irish Primary PE Association which was held in the Watershed, Kilkenny on 9 March. First I spoke to Dr. Liam Clohessy, who is chair of the Association and Cameron Stewart who is a member of the Scottish Association of Teachers of Physical Education. Among the topics we covered were Adapting games for use in PE Using PE to develop leadership, resilience and fair play Why physical education is more than physical activity Time allocated to teaching physical education The place of physical education in Scotland Motivating children who are reluctant to engage in physical education class Benefits and drawbacks of specialist teachers for physical education Cameron recommended Joey Feith's website and Liam recommended the websites Move Well and Move Often and the PE section of the PDST website. Next I spoke to Dr. Frances Murphy from Dublin City University. The topics we discussed included: Evaluating the Irish Primary PE Association today Strengths and challenges of PE in Ireland today The benefits of integrating physical education with other school subjects How physical education can contribute to addressing obesity among children Frances recommended checking out the Primary Schools' Sports Initiative resource.

Here's my quick 5 things for the holiday weekend!Joey Feith: https://thephysicaleducator.com/Music Montage creation: https://youtu.be/Rhrq8AQvskEMusic Montage 1: https://youtu.be/bFHoIAMFqB8Music Montage 1: https://www.dropbox.com/s/3sd6e7xcu9o9q7t/Montage%201.m4a?dl=0

A Philosophy of Health: A Health Educator's Approach to Teaching by Andy Milne. Check out Andy's guest blog post at https://thephysicaleducator.com/2017/10/29/health-educator-teaching-philosophy/ Special thanks to Joey Feith, founder of thephysicaleducator.com Andy teaches in Illinois and is the current SHAPE America National Health Teacher of the Year. Check out his blog SlowChatHealth.com

Welcome to episode 77 of The PE Umbrella podcast! This week I bring you a wonderful resource episode and share with you a game born out of a recent activity camp I worked on...Ellis Ball! Inspired by Joey Feith on his recent appearance on the show, and mentions of 'Calvin Ball', a game with rules that are essentially made up as you go along, I thought I'd give the concept a go myself and the results were awesome! Ellis Ball was born and plenty of fun was had! So if you're approaching your Summer units and want to kick off your striking and fielding unit with a BANG, give this a go! You won't be disappointed. To assist you in your listening, head over to www.peumbrella.com and pick up the FREE accompanying PDF of Ellis Ball. So what are you waiting for? Come on over, and join me under The PE Umbrella!

Welcome to episode 73 of The PE Umbrella podcast! Joining me Under the Umbrella today is non other than The Physical Educator himself, Joey Feith! As the creator of www.thephysicaleducator.com, Joey is and has been making a real difference to the lives of teachers around the world, as well as the students he teaches for years now! Sharing creative and innovative practice on a regular basis, Joey is held in the highest regard for many physical educators as he drives the profession forward through all of his endeavours. As a huge fan and advocate of his work myself, it was a real pleasure to have him on the show! During this episode, we discuss... - How Joey continues to produce amazing resources weekly. - How Joey Lives what he preaches and serves from a full vessel! - What I could expect from my first day in Coach Feith's Physed class. - The best lesson Joey has ever taught and why. - His favourite warm up/instant activity. - The best post he has shared since the relaunch of his awesome website! All of this and much much more in this HUGE episode! So be like Joey and get your note pad and pen ready... Come on over to join us Under the Umbrella!

Today’s Run Your Life podcast is really a two-part series that was recorded live back in Toronto a few weeks ago with my good friend Joey Feith. We took the time to really dig deep into our own teaching practice to draw out core beliefs that we hold about good pedagogy and instruction. In this episode, Joey shares his unique journey and path that has led him to being one of the most sought after speakers in the arena of physical education worldwide.Today’s show is not just about what it takes to be a great physical educator but also the critical importance of pursuing personal excellence along the way. Joey delves into the mindset and work ethic that has propelled him forward in his teaching and his fundamental beliefs about the creative process in regards to the amazing resources he has developed over the years. Any educator listening to this podcast will gain immediate takeaway value applicable in their own teaching practice. Bio Joey Feith is the founder of ThePhysicalEducator.com. He currently teaches physical education in Montreal, Canada. Joey believes that every child should have access to a world class physical education experience, and that teacher professional development is the key to that. That is why, between lesson planning and helping kids improve their running, he has dedicated thousands of hours to creating a site that helps inspire fellow physical educators. Joey has presented his ideas at the local, provincial, national, and international levels through various speaking and training events. He is a recipient of Physical and Health Education Canada's Dr. Andy Anderson Young Professional Award and was an Education finalist in the 6th Annual Shorty Awards, an awards ceremony honouring the best in social media. When not teaching, blogging, or developing new teaching resources, Joey enjoys spending time with his family, longboarding, and drinking tea. Connect with Joey Twitter: @JoeyFeith @phys_educator Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thephysicaleducator/ Website: ThePhysicalEducator.com Themes Discussed: Backwards Design, Quality Physical Education, Meaning & Relevance, Deconstructing Outcomes, The Creative Process, Mindset & Failure, Goal-Setting

Episode 3 of 11 that explores Tony Rossi and Colleagues book "Workplace learning in Physical Education: Emerging teachers’ stories from the staffroom and beyond". This week I’m delighted to welcome Joey Feith as the practitioner responder and I thank him for his insights and for taking the time to respond. The words you hear in the response are Joey's but the voice is mine. I just hope I do justice to his sentiment.