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Dr. Lawrence Foweather: The Surprising Difference Between Physical Literacy and Physical Skills

Why understanding movement as a relationship can transform how we approach activity. Join host Kirk Bowyer as he unpacks the nuanced world of physical literacy with Dr. Lawrence Foweather, a leading expert in physical activity. This episode challenges the common misconception that physical literacy is merely about fundamental movement skills. Instead, it explores how understanding movement as a dynamic and personal relationship can transform our approach to physical activity. Delve into the complexities of how we think, feel, and connect with movement, and discover why this holistic perspective is crucial for fostering lifelong engagement in physical activities. This conversation offers fresh insights into creating meaningful and inclusive movement experiences. Connect with Dr Lawrence Foweather: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lawrence-foweather/

Olivia Hawes: The Holistic Power of Physical Literacy and Human Flourishing

Olivia Hawes, Research Fellow, discusses the holistic nature of physical literacy, its connection to human flourishing, and how to promote meaningful movement experiences. She shares her PhD research on developing a reflective framework to enhance well-being through physical activity, emphasising the importance of quality over quantity and personalised approaches. Key  Topics * Holistic understanding of physical literacy * The concept of human flourishing and its measurement * Developing a reflective framework for meaningful movement * The importance of quality over quantity in physical activity * Scaling personalised physical activity interventions Connect with Olivia https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-hawes-4122321a1/

Prf Rebecca Lloyd: The Surprising Connection Between Movement Sound and Physical Literacy

Discover how embracing a philosophical shift in movement can transform physical activity from routine to a deeply relational and joyful experience. Professor Rebecca Lloyd shares insights on integrating emotion, cognition, environment, and social connection into physical literacy, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, creativity, and joy for lifelong engagement. KEY TOPICS * The comprehensive definition of physical literacy: motivation, confidence, competence, understanding, and relational connection * The sensory and embodied nature of movement, including sound, touch, and environment * The philosophical shift: from viewing bodies as objects to understanding movement as relational and expressive * Practical strategies for educators: scheduling, offering choices, and emphasizing joy over competence * The role of movement storytelling and literacy as a form of expressive language * Rebuilding and maintaining a positive relationship with movement later in life * Innovative activities like hoop dancing and relational movement practices in schools * Leveraging fun and creativity to motivate lifelong physical activity CONNECT WITH PROFESSOR REBECCA LLOYD * Instagram: Interactive for Life [https://instagram.com/interactiveforlife] * Website: function2flow.ca [https://functiontoflow.ca/] IPLA - https://www.physical-literacy.org.uk/ ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The One Action That Can Make Your Club Truly Inclusive -Christian Olsen

The Power of Physical Literacy and Inclusive Sport: Insights from Christian Olsen In this inspiring episode, Christian Olsen, impact manager at the International Paralympic Committee and Paralympian, shares his journey with physical literacy, overcoming barriers, and fostering inclusivity through sport. Discover how structured efforts and personal determination can transform lives and society. Useful links https://www.paralympic.org/ https://www.physical-literacy.org.uk/ ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Unpacking Physical Literacy: Insights from Dr. Gillian Bartle

In this episode of the International Physical Literacy Association podcast, host Kirk Bowyer interviews Dr. Gillian Bartle, a lecturer at the University of Dundee, to explore the concept of physical literacy. They discuss the misconceptions surrounding physical literacy, its importance in education, and Dr. Bartle's doctoral thesis on materializing physical literacy. The conversation delves into the holistic approach to physical education, the role of motivation, and the impact of early experiences on lifelong physical activity. TAKEAWAYS * Enjoying movement for life is key to physical literacy. * Physical literacy is not just fundamental movement skills. * Holistic approach is essential in physical education. * Motivation is crucial for engaging in physical activities. * Early experiences shape lifelong physical activity habits. * Physical literacy involves cognitive, affective, and physical domains. * Teachers play a vital role in developing physical literacy. * Providing choices enhances motivation in physical education. * Physical literacy is deeply rooted in philosophical thinking. * Dialogue and understanding are important for educators. KEYWORDS physical literacy, education, motivation, holistic approach, physical activity ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.