For all things Distinguished Physical Education: https://linktr.ee/distinguishedpe   My guest today is Christina Collins, founder and owner of NeverStopMoving365, an organization focused on expanding access to physical education beyond the school day. Christina holds a Master’s in Sport Science and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Educational Leadership, with a research focus on movement joy and physical literacy. She teaches in the Master of Arts in Teaching PE and Sport Pedagogy program at Manhattanville University and is a passionate educator, speaker, and ultra-endurance athlete.   In this episode, we discuss: What future professionals are learning in college PE prep programs How to intentionally plan for transitions and classroom routines Strategies for managing equipment and attention during instruction The role of standards-based social skills in student development Advocating for your PE program with administrators and parents Using instant activities to start strong and set expectations Reflective teaching strategies to improve your practice   Christina brings an energetic and thoughtful perspective to every conversation, and I’m excited to share her insights with you.   Email: christina@neverstopmoving365.com IG: neverstopmoving.365   If you enjoy this podcast and are interested in learning more about how you or the PE teachers in your district can earn licensure renewal credits through a facilitated book study based on the book Becoming a Distinguished Physical Education Teacher, please fill out this form or email gary@distinguishedpe.com   If you haven’t already, be sure to join our Facebook group where we have assembled quite the group of experts, always willing to share their insights and help out colleagues with their problems of practice. Simply search for Distinguished Physical Education.