Assists in maintaining the schools appearance where PE classes are conducted. Uses appropriate classroom management techniques, manages the group while giving individual attention. Build rapport with principal/director of school to keep them informed on a fun, safe learning environment. Report to director on content and progress throughout school season. Research physical education activities and materials. Organize, leads, instructs games and activities. *Essential Functions (including, but not limited to): * Coordinates students in physical education activities: Plans physical education instruction to promote development of students physical attributes, ensure student safety, provide details of expectations of the activity and promote rules of respect. Each class will motivate students to be active while promoting godly behavior. This individual will plan or follow a plan provided and implement instruction/activities in each class. To indent individual lines of text, use the space bar to insert the desired space.This *PART-TIME* position leads physical education classes with a *Youth Pastor's* heart.

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