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Room numbers are prefaced by these building indicators: PH is Prospect Heights Campus, CB is Clara Barton, EJ is P.S. 241 Emma L. Johnston

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Adapting Activities for All StudentsFULL CB 431Ross Brand • William Reynolds Addressing Teen Intimate Partner ViolenceFULL CB 415Johanna Burgos • Day One Best Policies and Practices for LGBTQ Inclusion in Athletic Spaces EJ 405Liam Miranda • Athlete Ally Beyond the Champion: Laying a Foundation for Wellness Policy Success ALMOST FULL CB 420Kelly Moltzen • Annel Sanchez • Jessica Schaeffer • Creating Healthy Schools and Communities • Alliance for a Healthier Generation • NYC Department of Health • Bronx Health Reach Bowling Down the Common CoreFULL EJ 319Brian Rosa Building a Model PE Tenure-Year BinderFULL CB 433Jennifer Bernstein Building Strong, Confident Girls Through Physical, Emotional, and Social HealthFULL EJ Schoolyard BAllison Hauser • Lindsay Zickler • Girls on the Run NYC Consent: You(th) Have Permission to Talk About It EJ 402Sara C. Flowers DrPH • Deborah A. Levine LCSW • ACRIA Creating a Kinesthetic ClassroomFULL EJ 415Katia Celifie-Aime • Perry Williams Cross-Curricular Teaching in PEFULL CB 423Christopher Byron • Jonathan Rampersad Does Your School Move-to-Improve? CB 340Daniel Kant Exercise in DisguiseFULL PH 401Danielle Hnath Family Fun with your School Wellness CouncilALMOST FULL CB 454Joe Gerloven • Michael Goodman Fitness and Movement in your Elementary PE CurriculumFULL EJ 403Chris Herrera • Robert Nuxoll Foundations of Nutrition Education With Common ThreadsFULL PH 324Jessica Feldman • Michael Kondel • Aubrie Therrien • Common Threads Fundamentals: Games and Strategies for Teaching Students Ages 6-9FULL PH Gym 2BStephanie Herrick • New York Road Runners Get Your School to the Pride March! PH 318Margaux Lubin Health Education Within and Beyond the ClassroomFULL PH 222Christopher Baribault Improve the Wellness Culture in Your School Through WITS Coach and Cook for Kids EJ 413Wendy Siskin • Wellness in the Schools Indoor Recess and Active Indoor PlayFULL EJ 430Maria Gerena • Ben Gologor • Asphalt Green Integrated Physical Therapy: Move It!FULL PH 314/316Robin Bahr • Deborah Salwen Introducing Mavball in your PE ProgramFULL CB 143Srecko Mavrek Introduction to Bike RidingFULL EJ SchoolYard ARich Conroy • Jared Lauridsen • Bike New York Introduction to BOKS (Build Our Kids' Success)/CHAMPS Elementary (K-5)FULL CB 319Jorge Santos Introduction to Netball: Learn to Play and Teach this Globally Popular SportFULL EJ 300 GymRebecca Corbett-Jones • Kie McCrae • Sonya Ottaway • Netball America Introduction to Table TennisFULL CB B-47Sydney Christophe • Ben Nisbett • American Youth Table Tennis Organization Jr. NBA: Teaching the Fundamentals of the Game FULL PH Gym 3BJeremiah Boswell • National Basketball Association Learn to Train: Games and Strategies for Teaching Students Ages 9-12FULL PH 139/TV Studio Stephanie Herrick • New York Road Runners Making Schools Safe and Welcoming for LGBTQ Youth and Their Families EJ 303Kalima McKenzie-Simms • PFLAG NYC Maximizing MovementFULL EJ 431Christopher DePugh • Geoffrey Greene Obstacle Courses in PEFULL CB 405Christopher Astacio • Devon Ray • Adrian Toro PE Solutions for New PE TeachersFULL CB B50Annie DeRoy Physical Activity or Physical Education: Which Are We?FULL CB 345Shirley Holt Hale Project ALY (Accept LGBTQ Youth) EJ 309 Roslyn Campbell • Kisha Coston • CAMBA Pump Up your PE Playlist: Using Music to Motivate and Manage StudentsFULL PH 310Kevin McElroy • Sean Rosenberg School Day Tennis WorkshopFULL PH Gym 3AGustavo Loza • Tony Stingley • United States Tennis Association - Eastern Region Secondary Physical Activity Breaks and Incorporating Movement into Learning CB 429Isabel Galvez Lara • Alliance for a Healthier Generation Setting the Stage: Creating Spaces that Encourage Open Dialogue with Students PH 320Manuela R. Guzman • Erick Vividor Sport Education Model: Increasing Student EngagementFULL CB 490 GymMathew Pringle Students Working Together: Using Cooperative Challenges and Trust ActivitiesFULL PH 304Stacey Altruda • Ana C Perez Substance Abuse Prevention: Trends and Best Practices in NYC SchoolsALMOST FULL EJ 301Yvette Jeanty • Michele Singer • Office of Safety and Youth Development • NYC DOE Substance Abuse Prevention Swim Instruction PH 157 Pool Andrew Bryan • Elan Duensing • Asphalt Green Tai Chi for Focus, Fitness and Fun (6-12)ALMOST FULL CB 435Cari Shurman • Tai Chi For Kids Inc. The Groove: Engaging the BODY, BRAIN and BEING while LearningFULL CB 406Michelle Hillier • The Groove EDGEucation/UOIT/York University Train to Train: Games and Strategies for Teaching Students Ages 12-16+ PH Gym 2AStephanie Herrick • New York Road Runners Unique Ideas for Unique PE SpacesFULL CB 443Colleen Simms Writing Goals for Adapted Physical Education Students PH 224Sherri LaFond Yoga, Tai Chi, and Meditation in PEFULL PH 323Keith Brown

Think-Move-Achieve Conference for Physical and Health Educators

9:46am EDT

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