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Get skilled: Get active, honours this commitment and provides support for the teaching of fundamental movement skills. Students need to master certain fundamental movement skills if they are to enjoy the wide range of physical activities, sports and recreational pursuits offered in our communities. This resource
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resource Get Skilled: Get Active (New South Wales Department of Education and Training, 2000), which has been deemed both valid and reliable for use with both children and adolescents (Okely & Booth, 2000). The resource includes checklists of skills from all categories of FMS (locomotor, manipulative
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These videos support the explicit teaching of fundamental movement skills.
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Get Skilled: Get Active - Sprint video NSW PDHPE Curriculum 1.24K subscribers Subscribe 50 34K views 8 years ago Get Skilled: Get Active The sprint is one of twelve fundamental movement.
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The Get skilled: Get active resource and videos can be used in conjunction with this resource. Get skilled: Get active contains videos that demonstrate the components of each of the 12 fundamental movement skills. These give teachers an understanding of how the skill looks when performed proficiently.
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Get Skilled: Get Active - Vertical Jump video NSW PDHPE Curriculum 1.26K subscribers 38K views 8 years ago Get Skilled: Get Active The vertical jump is one of twelve fundamental movement.
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Get skilled [kit] : get active : a K-6 resource to support the teaching of fundamental movement skills Request Order a copy Bib ID: 477032 Format: Kit Description: Ryde, N.S.W. : NSW Dept. of Education and Training, Curriculum Support Directorate, c2000 1 text (119 p.), 2 videocassettes (VHS, sd., col.) ; in box 31 x 22 cm. ISBN: 0731358848 Notes:
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Get skilled: Get active videos The following videos support the explicit teaching of fundamental movement skills. Catch Dodge Hop Kick Leap Overarm throw Side gallop Skip Sprint run Static balance Two-hand strike Vertical jump Category: Teaching and learning Educational Standards Last updated: 21-Apr-2023
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Get skilled: Get active booklet Support for identifying proficiency in the fundamental movement skills and demonstrate and guide how to deliver them through PDHPE Download professional practice resource Get skilled Get active booklet (PDF 2704 KB) Syllabus
Get Skilled Get Active K6 resource to support the teaching of fundamental movement skills
The Get skilled: Get active resource and videos can be used in conjunction with this resource. Get skilled: Get active contains videos that demonstrate the components of each of the 12 fundamental movement skills. These give teachers an understanding of how the skill looks when performed proficiently.
Posters Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District (ISLHD)
ES1 and Stages 1 to 3 - support for identifying proficiency in the fundamental movement skills and demonstrate and guide how to deliver them through PDHPE.
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Get Skilled: Get Active - Kick video NSW PDHPE Curriculum 1.25K subscribers Subscribe 44 Share Save 27K views 8 years ago Get Skilled: Get Active The kick is one of twelve fundamental.
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Introducing fundamental movement skills The following information has been adapted from Get Skilled Get Active (NSW Department of Education and Training, 2000). This article will offer information and advice on: fundamental movement skills in your PDHPE and sport programs how students learn and develop fundamental movement skills.
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Methods Six electronic databases (Web of Science, PubMed, ProQuest, Scopus, EBSCO and CNKI) were searched, and the research literature on the correlation between children's and adolescents' fundamental movement skills and health-related fitness published since 2002 was collected.