EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 33 MIN
Bonus 9: MYSTERY GUEST! Mysterious meaningfulness in middle school.
from The Meaningful Podcast Experience (MPE)
Send us Fan MailOur MYSTERY guest recently (and successfully!) defended his dissertation - Moved to Move: Middle School Students’ Stories of Meaningful Physical Education. Our guest’s teaching experiences include stints in Hong Kong and South Korea - he currently is a secondary PE teacher in Alberta and has a surprising amount of podcast hosting experience… You can find him teaching undergraduates and continuing to research Meaningful PE on the campus of a Canadian Maritime University in the Fall of 2026!We talk about meaningfulness in middle school PE through a longitudinal research study featuring the creation and use of student ‘vignettes’ (with a ‘live’ example). We also discuss growth and learning as a professional; the interaction and connections between teaching and research; reflective practices for students and teachers; enduring stereotypes and their effects; and curating meaningfulness in middle school.Show Notes:Jo Bailey’s episodeJodi Harding-Kuriger’s episodeScott Kretchmar’s episodeTy’s dissertation can be searched for and found here (probably by August 2026).Thanks to Isaiah ([email protected]) for the guitar pieces, SSHRC for some funding and our guests for sharing!To contact us:[email protected]@ualberta.ca
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Send us Fan Mail Our MYSTERY guest recently (and successfully!) defended his dissertation - Moved to Move: Middle School Students’ Stories of Meaningful Physical Education. Our guest’s teaching experiences include stints in Hong Kong and South Korea - he currently is a secondary PE teacher in Alberta and has a surprising amount of podcast hosting experience… You can find him teaching undergraduates and continuing to research Meaningful PE on the campus of a Canadian Maritime University in the...
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