Bonus 8: Stats & Stories: Using Data to Celebrate, Validate and Support w/ Greg Dryer
Description
In this episode, Greg Dryer joins the podcast to discuss what constitutes good data in Physical Education and, more importantly, how can we use that data to improve the quality of student experiences in PE. Greg is the co-founder of miMove- the world’s first app designed specifically for schools to help young people develop physical activity habits. Previously, Greg also founded and served as the Director of the Centre for Physical Education, Sport and Activity at Kingston University (CPESA). He is a highly experienced physical educator and critical thinker who has been lucky enough to work with pre-schoolers through to post-grads.
Links from Episode
An Analysis of Canadian Physical Education Curricula (Kilborn et al., 2016)
PE Memories and Sedentary Behaviour (Ladwig et al., 2018)
Doug’s Blog - Ticked, Confused and (eventually) Motivated
Michelle Seagar - author of No Sweat & The Joy Choice
Jonathan Haidt - The Anxious Generation
More from Greg
MiMove Blog - Student Voice & Meaningful PE
Thanks to Isaiah (steelandbone1997@gmail.com) for the guitar pieces, SSHRC for some funding and our guests for sharing!
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