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To save your precious time, energy and wellbeing as a busy PDHPE, CAFS & HMS teacher!
The PDHPE & CAFS Podcast
with Kelly Bell
Join me on a Wednesday where I share my tips and tricks from my 20+ years as an educator. You will have access to game changing ideas to implement in your PDHPE, Community & Family Studies and Health and Movement Science Classroom.
I will guide you through best practice to improve knowledge, increase empowerment and alleviate stress to protect your precious time, energy and wellbeing as a busy teacher.
Each week we chat about practical strategies that you can implement into your classroom straight away that will
increase student motivation, engagement and results;
right from the get go. If you are ready to protect your precious time, energy and wellbeing; you’re in the right place!
Empowering busy NSW teachers of PDHPE,
Community and Family Studies,
Health and Movement Science
and Dance
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HEAR WHAT OUR TEACHERS HAVE TO SAY
The results speak for themselvesÂ
"You have given me endless amount of guidance and confidence with teaching this content and now I absolutely love this course and so do my students. I have also incorporated many of your teaching strategies in 7-10 PDHPE and 9-10 Child Studies and a passion for encouraging my department to be teaching the Glossary of Key Words from Year 7. I have developed enormously in my teaching career and I mostly owe this to everything I have learnt from you. Thank you."
PDHPE & CAFS Teacher
"This has given me a nudge and made me look with fresh eyes at something I have been teaching for years. I did not realise that I needed a fresh approach - until I saw it. I can't wait to see how the changes transform the learning of my students. Kelly is approachable, accommodating and
an amazing resource."Â
Mary CaseyÂ
(CAFS Teacher)
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