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Dave and Brendan discuss NZ PE in the July Aussie Book Club. The document is a foresight provocation—not a prediction—intended to challenge assumptions and stimulate strategic thinking for those working at the intersection of sport, recreation, and secondary education in Aotearoa New Zealand. It ai…
Dr. Bob Knipe comes on to discuss a new column in JOPERD This is based on an editorial that launches the new column. It is open access (for now) and can be found here: Full Citation Knipe, B. (2026). Introducing "Preservice Pipeline" — Why this column, why now. Journal of Physical Educati…
This episode is the audio from the AIESEP connect in June 2026 – #AIESEPConnect #CoffeeWithColleagues Physical Literacy Across the World: From a Global Framework to Action Featuring: Johannes Carl – Technical University of Munich, Department Health and Sport Sciences, Germany Kasper Salin – Univers…
The Aussie Book Club is back with an August edition. Brendan SueSee, Dave Robinson and Michael Davies jump back in and discuss Implementation of the renewed PE curriculum in Norway. An Aussie view on Nordic PE! Algrøy, E., Vinje, E. E., Aaring, V. L., Brattenborg, S., Fon, K. P. N., Nilsen, A. K…
If you've ever wondered why the amount of recess or PE your students get seems to depend entirely on which school, district, or state they happen to be in, two new studies from Dr. Chad Killian (University of New Hampshire) and his School Health Map collaborators put hard numbers behind that frustr…
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