Great job Martin. As a Head of PE whose been teaching this area for nearly 15 years it's always a welcoming sight to see such... – May 15, 7:32 AM
Love this idea, Im big on trying out the questioning techniques with my A Level and I tweak a lot of OCR marks schemes to... – May 12, 10:30 AM
Thanks nice to have a practical example – May 06, 7:24 AM
Great resource, thanks very much! I was curious how I could apply solo to practical lessons. – May 05, 10:36 AM
Thank you for these resources - great for L3 H&SC too! – May 02, 11:37 AM Fantastic independent learning tool for H&SC too! – May 02, 11:33 AMA few worksheets that I have created to allow any non-participants to still take part in your lesson. These can also be used with pupils as performance analysis tasks, and to bring literacy into the classroom. Very useful when you link them to assesment levels.
Athletics-Run-Analysis (22 kB) Badminton-Analysis (25 kB) Components-of-Fitness-Analysis (25 kB) Football-Dream-Team (23 kB) Table-Tennis-Analysis (25 kB) Tennis-Analysis (24 kB)
Michael Rankin
These are very useful. Thank You.
Michael Cummings
My suggestions on making this non participation “off the chain”:
I modified mine to have students give me an example of what muscles are being used in each Components of Fitness.
So for example: in the MUSCULAR ENDURANCE- I had a student write down that in a game of basketball there is a lot of running. So he wrote down the muscles of the calf (gastronomies), quads and hammys.
Mere suggestions but this is a great resources
Michael Cummings
these are wonderufl resources. thank you
Osei Sarkodee
thanks for these mate, really useful