OCR GCSE PE- Clock revision paper 1 & 2 (23 resources)

Revision clocks are designed to help students break down revision into manageable segments. 23 different OCR GCSE revision topics have been broken down into revision sheets. Answer sheets have been provided for each as well. Link to a free sample to download is here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MUnTkox0aG198ktEKZxKhLF2E3EQ0BSRcCj6ZSUa80w/edit?usp=sharing

I have used these resources successfully in lessons and have provided them for students to practice at home. The revision clocks have been particularly effective in helping students break down revision into manageable segments. Not only do they help students stay organized and focused, but they also add an element of time pressure that mimics the conditions of an exam.

Students seem to enjoy using these revision clocks and find them engaging and motivating. They appreciate the clear structure and the fact that the revision is focused on specific topics. The answer sheets provided for each topic allow students to check their understanding and identify areas that need further attention. This immediate feedback is especially useful during lessons, as it allows for the correction of misconceptions and the filling of gaps in knowledge and understanding. In fact, I recently received excellent feedback from a lesson observation that praised the use of these resources, particularly the high level of challenge they set for students and the use of immediate feedback to deepen their understanding.

Overall, these resources have proven to be a valuable tool for both teachers and students alike, helping to make revision more effective, enjoyable, and rewarding. Here is a list of all the topic areas covered:
-types of feedback

• types of guidance
• motor skills ans skillful movement
• goal setting and SMART targets
• classification of skill and mental preparation
• performance enhancing drugs
• ethics of sport
• commercialisation of sport
• factors affecting participation
• prevention of injury
• potential hazards
• warm ups
• cool downs
• principles of training
• training methods
• components of fitness
• short term effects of exercise
• long term effects of exercise
• respiratory system
• cardiovascular system
• movement analysis
• muscular system
• skeletal system