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Effective Strategies for Physical Education Assistants to Maximize Productivity

This guide offers tips on how to help teacher assistants be productive in physical education classes, including keeping them busy, rotating assignments, and making them feel important. It also covers techniques for managing tasks like getting students dressed in common gym clothes, maintaining order, assigning row captains, gaining attention, and encouraging students to use showers with privacy curtains.

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Effective Strategies for Physical Education Assistants to Maximize Productivity

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  1. Physical Education Procedures

  2. How to help teachers assistants be productive • More than 2 is too many • Keep them apart • Keep them busy • Post assignments • Rotate assignments • Make them feel important

  3. How to get 45 students dressed in common gym clothes everyday. • Say I would like you to have, not you must • Names on shirts • If you have a problem see me • Offer to lend for the semester • Check out lender clothes daily

  4. Common Gym Clothes

  5. How to get 45 students quiet and in order before entering the gym. • Teacher assistants in position • Provide enjoyable pre-class activities • 30 second warning • Make it a competition

  6. How to begin class

  7. Row captains • Make it a competition • Have a reward • Exercise • Run and sit

  8. How to get their attention after class begins

  9. Use cues to get attention • Offer rewards • Consequences • Whistles and sit • Fist and gather • Champion Stance

  10. How to get students to use the showers • Privacy curtains are worth the investment • Demonstrate how to maintain modesty • Have an extra credit book

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