Practical training, collaborative planning, and ongoing support to help your team confidently plan, adapt, assess, and demonstrate student growth.
Real lessons, equipment, assessments, and school priorities.
Learn it together. Apply it in your own classroom.
Instead of asking teachers to sit through generic training, start with a challenge from their own gym. Build a lesson, adapt it, connect an assessment, and leave with something usable.
Illustrative workshop structure; topics and delivery are agreed upon for each school or district.
Create or refine the teaching materials using Ed, Your PE Planner, and existing school curriculum.
Take away a connected lesson, useful assessment tools, and clear next steps for instruction.
Ed, Your PE Planner, helps teachers apply what they’ve learned to everyday planning, lesson adaptations, visual instruction and assessment design.
Ed doesn’t replace live professional development or coaching. It gives teachers a connected workspace in which to put that learning into practice.
Teaching materials → Assessment evidence → Next instructional step
Implementation and professional development should be clear from the start. Training and live-session commitments depend on the agreement—not every plan includes the same format.
School Plan subscriptions include standard onboarding, training and ongoing support to help teachers get started and use the system confidently.
Live session format and frequency are not represented as fixed School Plan entitlements.
Professional development works best when it’s aligned with your actual PE program. Here are a few things schools commonly ask.
Yes. The School Plan includes standard onboarding, training and ongoing support. The format and scope can be confirmed for your school; a fixed number of live PD sessions is not promised under the standard School Plan.
District-wide license packages include two live professional development sessions each year, plus launch training and support within the agreed scope. Scheduling and delivery details are confirmed during implementation planning.
Yes. Teams can work from existing annual plans, pacing guides and lesson materials, or use Ed Planner to develop connected plans where needed.
Yes. Workshop priorities can center on topics such as skill rubrics, Movement Skills Check, fitness assessments, scoring processes, student goals or reporting, depending on your team’s needs and agreed scope.
No. Ed is a planning and instructional support tool. It helps teachers apply, organize and revisit their work between live training and collaborative planning opportunities.
Tell us about your school or district, the challenges your teachers face, and the kind of support that would make the biggest difference.
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