May 11, 2021
Welcome to our second Physical Literacy for Life podcast, featuring experts Margaret Whitehead and Nigel Green from the International Physical Literacy Association in the UK, and Dean Dudley from Macquarie University in Australia.
This podcast is part of the Physical Literacy for Life project, supported by the EU's Erasmus+ Sport Collaborative Partnerships.
We address the following topics in the podcast:
- Introduction and Where does the physical literacy concept come from?
- Why is physical literacy gaining significant interest and traction around the world with academics, practitioners and policy makers?
- Where and how is physical literacy developing around the world?
- What are the key characteristics or principles associated with physical literacy?
- What is the future of physical literacy?
If you want to know more about physical literacy, feel free to visit our Physical Literacy for Life website https://physical-literacy.isca.org/
March 25, 2021
"Learning happens our whole life and physical literacy is essentially the concept of how we learn and express learning through movement. So it is both a process – I acquire it through movement, but is also an outcome – I express my learning through movement. I don’t express it writing an essay about how much I love football; I play football, I live it."
Physical Literacy experts Dean Dudley from Macquarie University in Australia and Rose-Marie Repond from EUPEA take an in-depth look at the concept from perspectives we may never have considered before, including how physical literacy can support the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), why we can compare physical literacy with the periodic table of elements, and many more exclusive insights.
This podcast is part of the Physical Literacy for Life project, supported by the EU's Erasmus+ Sport Collaborate partnerships.
https://physical-literacy.isca.org/
September 1, 2020
The Danish Red Cross and sports club umbrella DGI are working together to put the value of sports and social clubs back on the table as “deep integration” tools. We speak to them in our exclusive MOVE Beyond podcast.
Learn more about MOVE Beyond
https://irts.isca.org/movebeyond/
Learn about Integration of Refugees through Sport in our free course
https://learn.isca.org/courses/irts/
June 29, 2020
In our first episode of the Integration of Refugees Through Sport: MOVE Beyond series, find out how Save the Children and RF-SISU are creating a “self-empowerment sport movement” with refugees and asylum seekers in Sweden.
Learn more about MOVE Beyond
https://irts.isca.org/movebeyond/
Learn about Integration of Refugees Through Sport in our free course
https://learn.isca.org/courses/irts/
June 29, 2020
Devon & Cornwall Refugee Support, SPARC and StreetGames UK succeeded in connecting asylum seekers in Plymouth to active transport opportunities in their community – and even to employment. Listen to find out how.
Learn more about MOVE Beyond
https://irts.isca.org/movebeyond/
Learn about Integration of Refugees through Sport in our free course
https://learn.isca.org/courses/irts/
June 29, 2020
Listen to find out how Italian sport organisation UISP and social organisation ATAS discovered a winning approach that made asylum seekers active members of a local football club and got their voices heard in the community.
Learn more about MOVE Beyond
https://irts.isca.org/movebeyond/
Learn about Integration of Refugees through Sport in our free course
https://learn.isca.org/courses/irts/
