(sa) 2010 secondary - the ACHPER (SA)

ATTN: Secondary Physical Education and Health Coordinator/Teacher
ACHPER (SA) SECONDARY
CONFERENCE 2010
ACHPER (SA) 2010
SECONDARY
CONFERENCE
Monday December 6th & Tuesday December 7th
Flinders University, Sturt Gym, Bedford Park
For All Middle & Senior Years Health & PE Teachers
*Fast, easy registration online at www.achpersa.com.au

Invitation
The Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation
– SA Branch Inc- (ACHPER SA) are pleased to release the program
for the popular annual Secondary Conference for educators within
the fi elds of Health & Physical Education in the Middle and Senior
Years. This popular conference will be held on Monday 6th and
Tuesday 7th December, 2010 at Flinders University, Sturt Gym,
Bedford Park.
This 2 day conference will provide high quality professional learning
in preparation for 2011. We encourage delegates to participate in a
variety of workshops and take advantage of this valuable networking
opportunity with teachers and specialist presenters. Ideas of best
practice will be explored within the fi elds of Health & Physical
Education.
We are delighted to have Jane Woodlands-Thomspon present a
keynote session to open the conference for 2010. We encourage
you to join over 100 educators who enjoy the Conference offerings
annually and promote activities to your colleagues.
Keynote Speaker -
Jane Woodlands - Thompson
Jane Woodlands - Thompson has been
the Adelaide Thunderbirds Netball Side
Head coach since 2008. She has the best
win:loss record in the ANZ championships
fi rst 3 years. In her three years as coach,
the Thunderbirds have improved each
year from 3rd place in 2008, 2nd place in
2009 and in 2010 1st place, winning the
Championship 52 goals to 42 defeating the
highly regarded New Zealand Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic.
Jane has an extensive career as a netball coach, in addition
to a successful playing career. In her time as Thunderbirds
coach, Jane has transitioned the highest number of athletes
to the Australian Diamonds squad from the ANZ program.
Jane has also been part of the National High Performance
Coaches program in 2010, as well as being a Diamonds
Assistant Coach.
Jane will share some of the success of the Thunderbirds past
season, and outline the role of the head coach and coaching
team, and importance of planning, goal setting and teamwork
in achieving success. An educator herself and a strong
advocate and supporter of ACHPER – we are delighted to
have Jane attend our Conference and offer a talk that will
inspire and challenge all present.
This presentation has been supported by Credit Union SA.
ACHPER (SA) Conference Supporters:
This ACHPER (SA) conference is proudly sponsored by The
Government of South Australia through: SA Health and The
Offi ce for Recreation and Sport and supported by Credit
Union SA, Flinders University, IDM Sports and Mount Lofty
Spring Water.
For further details contact:
ACHPER (SA)
Phone: (08) 8232 7055,
Fax (08) 8232 7133,
Email: info@achpersa.com.au
Website: www.achpersa.com.au
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Conference Program
*Please note sessions are grouped into Morning or Afternoon
activities for registration purposes.
Monday 6th December 2010
8.40am - 8.55am Registrations
Monday Morning Session 9am - 12pm
9am KEYNOTE Presentation: Jane Woodlands -Thompson,
Adelaide Thunderbirds, Head coach.
Morning Tea 10.15am - 10.30am
Session One 10.30pm - 12pm
1.1 Korfball, Sport in the Mixed Zone
Not only is korfball the world’s only truly designed international mixed team
sport, encompassing equality and cooperation; it is also a sport that will take
your class seconds to pick up yet years to master. This course will give you
a practical introduction to the game, and provide you with enough material
to establish your own 5 week lesson plan. Practical. Presenter: Adrian
Terrace, North Adelaide Korfball
1.2 Sport skill acquisition – moving beyond the information
processing model
Developments in sport skill learning theory have moved theoretical understanding
of sport skill acquisition away from linear information processing towards nonlinear
and constructivist ‘constraints’ based skill learning theory (CBSLT). This
session will overview CBSLT. Implications for sport teaching approaches will
be discussed. In particular, how CBSLT has been identifi ed with a TGfU/Game
Sense approach. This workshop will involve participants developing or modifying
a sport unit of work to be consistent CBSLT. Please bring along an existing sport
unit plan if you can. Presenter: Shane Pill, Flinders University
1.3 Gaelic Football
Gaelic Football is a fun, fast, skill full game with less stoppages and contact
than traditional AFL. It is played by both genders and is suitable for all
secondary students. Practical. Presenter: Tom Javor, Gaelic Football SA
1.4 Secondary School Volleyball
Everything you need to know about teaching Secondary School aged volleyball
successfully. Includes drills, skill models and handouts on everything covered
in the session. Practical. Presenter: Simon Phillips, Volleyball SA
Monday Afternoon (Sessions 2 & 3 12.45 - 4pm)
Session Two 12.45pm- 2.15pm
2.1 Games Sense Approach to Teaching
This is a practical session that uses the Game Sense philosophy to introduce
students to Rugby League and then to develop skills and game strategies.
This model has been very successful in high schools and is recommended
for secondary teachers. Practical. Presenter: David Cohen, Rugby SA
2.2 Lawn Bowls...not just for old people!
This session is relevant to teachers of secondary students. Mini-games,
skills drills and technique demonstrations will be provided. Please wear fl atsoled
shoes. Practical. Presenter: Mark Ulpen, Woodcroft College
2.3 Hockey for Students
Hockey is a fast and exciting sport. This session will offer practical ideas
for teaching hockey. “Lets Hockey” is a program that teachers students the
basics of hockey in a fun and safe environment with a focus on participation
for all. Practical. Presenter: Dale Stephen, Hockey SA
2.4 Basketball for Secondary Students
Basketball SA presents an interactive session on practical teaching skills for
basketball. The session includes fun games to play. Also outlined will be all that
Basketball SA has to offer you, your students, their parents, and your school
(ranging from coaching courses to school clinics, holiday programs, links with
the 36ers and lightning, etc). Practical. Presenter: Tracy York, Baskeball SA
(Assistant coach, Adelaide 36ers)
Afternoon Tea 2.15pm - 2.30pm
Session Three 2.30pm - 4pm
3.1 Stage 2 PE in 2011 – Planning for the changes to the
course and its assessment
An opportunity to explore what the changes to the course are, how moderation
requirements will be met and to interact with others who are mapping their course for
2011. The hope is we will all walk away from this session, better prepared for the fi rst
year of the “New SACE” at Stage 2. Presenter: David Serotzki, Concordia College

Session Three continued... 2.30pm - 4pm
3.2 Floor Hockey
Floor hockey is a high energy game and can be played in a fun and safe
manner, indoor or out. This is a fast and exciting way to motivate students in
their PE classes. Practical. Presenter: Bill Benedictson, St Michael’s College
3.3 Play with Purpose to Teach Touch Football
This workshop will show you how to use game-centred instructional
strategies for sport teaching explained in PWP to teach Touch. PWP
encourages the use of a spectrum of instructional strategies in a gamecentred
environment. This is a practical workshop, so dress to be active.
Practical. Presenter: Toby Priest, St Thomas - Goodwood
3.4 Refresh, Revive - Utilize
Engaging Students in Health Lessons – easier said than done? Explore lesson
ideas and cross curriculum opportunities for engaging learning experiences.
Presenters: Amanda Henry, Flinders University & Di Schriever (Seaford
6-12)
Tuesday 7th Dec - Morning (Sessions 4 & 5, 9am - 12pm)
Session Four 9am - 10.30pm
4.1 Cricket Made Exciting!
A game that is often seen as diffi cult to coach and manage with many
complex skills as well as the perception of being ‘boring’! This session
will look at the philosophy of Game Sense for learning within the cricket
context using activities for small groups to a full on game and how it can
be manipulated to achieve effective skill outcomes. Practical.
Presenter: Andrew Zesers, SACA
4.2 Keeping Kids Active - Commercial
Discover how the Polar Kids R Active program utilises learning models, lesson
plans and heart rate monitors to increase the physical activity of your students. This
interactive session inlcudes an introduction to the online models and a practical
lesson plan. Practical. Presenter: Leon Burckhardt, Polar Kids R Active
4.3 Badminton Techniques
Practical session focusing on badminton techniques for high school players.
The session will cover all shots used in badminton combined with some fun
practical games. Practical. Presenter: Chris Thirlwell, Badminton SA
4.4 Teaching Grassroots Football
This session aims to help grassroots coaches and teachers perform
their role more effectively, by giving clear guidance on the nature of their
role and the kinds of activities they should include in their sessions with
students. This is an excellent way for teachers to learn the basic “tools
of the trade” so that they feel more comfortable about teaching football.
Practical. Presenter: Jonathon Ruse, Football Federation SA
Morning Tea 10.30am - 10.45am
Session Five 10.45am - 12.15pm
5.1 Introduction to School Squash
The Squash session will offer teachers the skills to run a “fun” squash
session. It will incorporate match play and basic target drills with the use of
modifi ed equipment to make the game easy for beginners to enjoy. Teachers
will be given the basic instruction for all levels and will be playing games in
under ten minutes! You learn best by doing! Practical. Presenter: John
Cranwell, Squash SA
5.2 Play Practice and the model of skilful play - Theory
Have you heard about Play Practice but aren’t entirely sure what it is or
perhaps how to truly implement it? This session will introduce you to the
3 keys of Play Practice and highlight its underpinning model of skilful play,
assisting you to accurately analyse, compare and appraise the teaching of
games. Presenter: Scott Adams, University of South Australia
5.3 AFL Recreational Football and SEPEP
Learn the ins and outs of the newest version of Australian Rules – AFL
Rec Footy. Experience the Sport Education in Physical Education program
and see how AFL Rec Footy can be used to deliver fun and enjoyment,
in a safe and educational environment. Practical. Presenter: SANFL
Representative, SANFL
5.4 Lacrosse
An introduction to the fun fi lled game of lacrosse for your school sporting
curriculum. Lacrosse is a great game and is one of the fastest games on two
feet! It’s a great sport for children to develop agility and good hand/eye coordination
as well as an opportunity to make new friends and be a part of a
team. Practical. Presenters: Marilyn Fuss, Kelly McMahon, Lacrosse SA
Session Six 1.00pm - 2.15pm
6.1 “Teaching Students to be Food Detectives” AND “Are
your students Smarter than Smoking?”
This session will give you practical ideas to empower and engage your
children in learning about Healthy Eating. Help your students take
ownership of their own health and guide their nutritional choices with
examples of food labeling and “portion distortion”. Presenter: Kirsty
Crouch, ACHPER (SA)
AND the second part to this session will outline the latest information
around young people and smoking as well as showcase the resources
and activities the Smarter than Smoking SA project offers schools. Presenter:
Sally Martin, Quit SA
6.2 The Play Practice approach to teaching and learning
Flag Football
Flag is a highly suitable game for Upper Primary through to Senior
Secondary students but it is rarely taught. This practical session will take
participants through the model for teaching and learning Flag Football with
novice participants, highlighting the Play Practice methods being used,
as well as the relevant elements of skilful play and authentic assessment
opportunities in action. Practical. Presenter: Scott Adams, University of
South Australia
6.3 Baseball for Secondary Students
Baseball like all other sports involves the teaching of basic skills. The
mastering of these skills is essential in all sports. This session will offer a
range of practical strategies for your classes. Practical. Presenter: Ron
Harvey, Baseball SA
6.4 ‘Learning with mobile technology’ - Commercial
With the trend towards personal, mobile, 24x7 connected devices, free
software applications, and rich media there is so much that can be
done to engage students in learning. Bring your own notebook, laptop,
netbook, smartphone, or iPad if you’re lucky and we’ll explore a number
of technologies that can be used in and out of the classroom. Wireless
will be available for this session. Hopefully, you will be able to explore
some of these yourselves. If you don’t have one of the above, then we’ll
partner you with someone who does!! Presenter: Garry Putland, Savvy
Thinking Associates
6.5 Golf for Secondary Students
This session will be practical and aimed at the Teacher who wishes to
introduce Golf at School. The presenter will introduce you to golf and where
it is heading in South Australia. Practical. Presenter: Alan Telford, Golf SA
Session Seven 2.30pm - 4pm
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Tuesday Afternoon (Sessions 6 & 7, 1pm - 4pm)
7.1 A Model Class Structure to Get Students Creating &
Choreographing Dance
Participants will be guided through a warm up and dance class organisation
then taught a simple movement phrase. Small groups will be given different
tasks to manipulate the phrase resulting in ideas for teachers to facilitate their
student’s creative and choreographic skills. Practical. Presenter: Cherie
Broad, Ausdance SA
7.2 Netball for Secondary Schools
This session will outline intermediate skills that will provide you with the
essential knowledge for running netball programs in secondary school. The
skills session will demonstrate warm ups, drills, passing, modifi ed games and
specialist positional techniques necessary in the game of netball. Practical.
Presenter: Tina Ellis, Netball SA
7.3 Leadership in Secondary Schools
This session will walk you through a very simple way you can conduct an
audit of your PE program, giving each participant the opportunity to identify
the ‘good’ and the ‘things we can do better’ in your current programs. Please
bring a copy of your 2010 PE program, as a working document for this session
as we will make a start on the auditing process during the session. Presenter:
Carlee Mitchell, St John’s Grammar
7.4 Touch Football - anyone, anywhere, anytime
Touch Football is a great minimal contact game to play with girls and boys of
all ages. You will learn some new skills & drills, obtain teaching resources and
gain insights into our fantastic & fun sport. Practical. Presenter: Bri Wyatt,
Touch SA

Registration Details - ACHPER (SA) Secondary Conference 6 & 7 December 2010
Flinders University
Please Note: Registrations cannot be processed unless accompanied by the selection of preferred workshops. Please complete this
form and fax to 8232 7133. Online registration is also available at www.achpersa.com.au.
Payment is required before the day via Cheque; Cash or Credit Card payment, however payment will be accepted on the
day—cash or cheque only.
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be in writing and sent to ACHPER (SA). Cancellations received before Friday 3rd December, 2010
will receive a refund of 50%. No refund will be made for cancellations after Friday 3rd December, 2010
Personal details: (please fax this registration form through ASAP to ensure booking)
Name:__________________________________________________School/Organisation__________________________________________
*Email (for confi rmation): __________________________________________________Phone: ________________Mobile: ________________
* There will be a Preliminary Confi rmation upon registration AND a Final Confi rmation sent via email no later than Friday 3rd December, 2010 **
FEES – please circle **Sessions are clumped as such: Monday (AM) Keynote & Session1 OR Monday (PM) Session 2&3 OR Tuesday (AM) Session 4&5
OR Tuesday (PM) Session 6&7
ACHPER member attending a morning OR afternoon $65
Non member attending a morning or afternoon $90
ACHPER member attending full day $90
Attending full day (ACHPER non-member) $135
ACHPER member attending 2 days $160
Attending 2 days (ACHPER non-member) $225 (have you considered joining as an ACHPER member?)
Student attending 1 day $40 per day (students attending 2 days receive free ACHPER membership)
For lunch to be provided $10 per person per day ($20 if attending both days)
**Prices include GST and please remember the conference and ACHPER membership is tax deductible**
ACHPER membership $120.00
Please note: To become an ACHPER member complete the membership form at www.achpersa.com.au and forward a cheque inclusive of
the $120.00. ACHPER offers substantial discounts on resources and workshops, and many other benefi ts for teachers of Health and Physical
Education. Why not get your school to cover your ACHPER membership? ACHPER offers competitive student and graduate membership
categories. For further details please call 8232 7055.
Note* ACHPER does not have school memberships. Only individual teachers and other relevant professionals are eligible for membership.
Session Choices
Registration will not be accepted if choices are not made. Please note sessions are subject to change due to the cancellation of speakers or
insuffi cient session numbers. In the space provided please write your fi rst and second preference for each session. When choosing sessions
please take note of which sessions contain a practical component and require sporting attire.
DAY 1 - Monday 6th December, 2010
(please indicate both 1st and 2nd preferences)
Monday Morning Session
Session 1 (Monday AM)
AND Keynote)
Monday lunch (please circle)
Add $10.00 per day
Keynote plus
Choose from 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4
Yes No
Monday Afternoon Session
Session 2 (Monday PM) Choose from 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
Session 3 (Monday PM) Choose from 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4
DAY 2 - Tuesday 7th December, 2010 (please indicate both 1st and 2nd preferences)
Tuesday Morning Session
Session 4 (Tuesday AM) Choose from 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4
Session 5 (Tuesday AM) Choose from 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4
Tuesday lunch (Please circle) Yes No
Add $10.00 per day
Tuesday Afternoon Session
Session 6 (Tuesday PM) Choose from 6.1, 6.2, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5
Session 7 (Tuesday PM) Choose from 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4
1st Preference 2nd Preference
Enclosed is a cheque made payable to ACHPER (SA) of $________ for attendance for the above sessions. This cheque includes/ does not
include $120.00 for ACHPER membership. If pre-paying: ACHPER (SA) ABN: 56 064 377 067
Online registration is available at www.achpersa.com.au.
Please make cheque payable to ACHPER (SA) and post with registration form to: ACHPER (SA), 73 Wakefi eld
Street, Adelaide. SA 5000 Phone (08) 8232 7055, Fax (08) 8232 7133
REGISTRATIONS CLOSE ON THURSDAY 2nd DECEMBER 2010 [late registrations will be accepted].
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