Representing sport and education: the Art of Infographics
We live in an information-rich understanding-poor environment. There is so much knowledge around that it can be difficult to make sense of...
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So What Is Developmentally Appropriate Sport?
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aims,
developmentally appropriate sport,
disability sport; sport; inclusion; School Games,
Education,
education sport,
exercise,
player development,
talent development
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I have written a guest blog for the sports coach UK site. It's on a perennial, but challenging issue of Developmentally Appropriate Spo...
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Sport has still got a long way to go, Mr Gove
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administration,
London 2012,
London Games,
London Olympics,
Michael Gove,
sport,
sports,
sports coaching
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I don't think I was the only person surprised by the tone of the recent speech by Michael Gove, English Secretary of State of Education,...
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How should we feel about the 'feelgood factor' at the London Olympics?
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david cameron,
jessica ennis,
London Olympics,
Olympic Games,
olympics,
philosophy,
physical activity,
physical education,
sport,
sports,
sports coaching,
victoria pendleton
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Just because you feel good Doesn't make you right Just because you feel good Still want you here tonight. Skunk Anansie, Hedonism Prime ...
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Are the London Olympic Games Really Such a Good Idea?
Discussions of the legacy of the London 2012 Olympics have been an ever-presented theme of commentary since Sebastian Coe first made it a di...
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Moving Towards Coaching Expertise
How do coaches progress from beginner to expert? According to some frameworks, coaches pass through a series of stages or levels. The knowl...
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PLAYING AWAY FROM HOME
I've written a blog entry for the brand new SPORT section of the Huffington Post. Click on the image to go straight there.
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