AS Acquiring Movement Skills worksheet on the Inverted U Theory of Arousal. Worksheet provides blanks for students to fill in knowledge in line with a Powerpoint or the OCR textbook. Specific examples provided to 100m start example. Links to variations in optimum point of arousal.

Two, easy to use, PowerPoints for the Aerobic and Anaerobic systems (including formulas) and the other PowerPoint to explain key energy sources for the 'Applied anatomy and physiology' section of the paper

This is a 16 slide PowerPoint covering the Group and team dynamics section of the A level OCR 2016 specification. The information has been simplified from the textbook and put into a user-friendly presentation. The slides have been mostly left without pictures so that you can add your own examples or design aspects. Information covered includes: Groups and teams formation, team cohesion, group or sports team performance, the Ringelmann effect and social loafing.

This is a 27 page booklet for A level PE Contemporary Issues in physical activity and sport following the Book 2 OCR 2016 specification. It can be used as a booklet for students to fill in as class notes or to be used as a revision tool. It includes coverage of Ethics and deviance in sport, Commercialisation and media, Routes to sporting excellence in the UK and modern technology in sport.

A level PE Personality and attitudes Powerpoint Presentation following the Sports Psychology unit of the OCR 2016 specification. The PowerPoint contains 49 slides and covers the topics of Personality traits, Social Learning and Personality, Interactionist approach to Personality, Attitudes, Methods of changing attitudes and Attitudes associated with physical education and sport

PowerPoint presentations and word documents to support the delivery of A level PE Historical Studies State School Development. I created them whilst teaching the OCR syllabus this year and hope to use them to aid the incoming new specification depending on the cross over of topics. Presentations are ideal to aid class room teaching or to be sent to students to help their revision process.

18 Slide Powerpoint breaking down the Attribution Sport Psychology topic for A level PE following the OCR Specification using book 2. Great for A2!

This resource contains 7 PowerPoint presentations to cover the Cardio-Respiratory System for GCSE PE following the Edexcel specification. The PowerPoints will allow you to use your own or worksheets/ learning maps depending on your preferred method of teaching. I taught using these PowerPoints to year 10 students this year and students mostly copied information out and I set appropriate homework to improve exam technique.

This is a 72 slide Powerpoint which has condensed the information from the OCR A level PE 2016 Spec Textbook 2 into essential pieces of information to be taught to A level students. Most of the slides have been produced with a white background with black writing for you to change to your own preferred design format. It took me over 3 hours to condense the information and type up so will save you a lot of time and effort. Powerpoint covers 'Stress and its causes' and 'Stress/Anxiety management techniques'.

30 Slide PowerPoint on the Routes to sporting excellence in the UK topic within the 'Contemporary issues in physical activity and sport' section of the A level PE OCR 2016 Specification. This PowerPoint covers 'World Class Programme, The Role of UK Sport in developing elite sport, The Role of the National Institutes of Sport in developing elite sport, Strategies to address drop-out or failure rates from elite development programmes and at elite-level sport, and The Role of Schools, Club and Universities in contributing to elite sporting success'. I have typed up and condensed the textbook information into more 'bite-sized' chucks in order to present to A level students. Slides have been created without pictures or videos so that you may add your own design elements.

This is a 17 page workbook for the 2016 OCR spec for the Skill Acquisition Sports Psychology topic of book 2. Perfect for the A2 course. Could also be given as a revision booklet. Topics covered: Memory Models, Attribution in sport, Confidence and self-efficacy in sports performance, Leadership in sport, Stress management to optimise performance. This booklet can be used with your own Powerpoints or along with the OCR textbook. Booklet has been created on Powerpoint so can be easily adapted

10 Slide PowerPoint covering the key information of the 2016 OCR A level PE Specification, Skill Acquisition topic of Observational Learning/ Social Learning Theory. Includes Bandura’s Model of observational learning.

12 Slide PowerPoint covering the 'Social Facilitation' topic of the A level PE OCR 2016 specification. PowerPoint includes: Social facilitation and social inhibition, The effect of an audience on: – introverts/extroverts – beginners/experts – simple/complex skills – gross/fine skills • Evaluative apprehension • Strategies to minimise social inhibition.

15 Slide PowerPoint on the topic ‘transfer of skills’ following the OCR A level PE 2016 Specification

10 slide PowerPoint covering all the key information on Sports Anxiety, including competitive anxiety, zone of optimal functioning and Cue Utilization

All the major developments in sport from Pre-industrial Britain, Post-industrial Britain, Influence of public schools, 20th Century and 21st Century Sport. Highlighted into one big table across 2 pages in word, an excellent revision tool. OCR PE A level 2016 Specification.

40 Slide PowerPoint covering the Commercialisation and Media topic for the A level PE OCR 2016 Specification. Presentations covers all key concepts of the A level textbook including ‘Factors leading to the commercialisation of contemporary physical activity and sport, positive and negative impacts of sports commercialisation, coverage of sport by the media today and positive and negative effects of media on sport’. Now includes more information from the revision guide to help logil and undertstanding which will improve students exam techique.

A selection of worksheets for AS Physical Education Acquiring Movements Skills. There are 13 worksheets in total which include a wide range of topics. 1) Drive Theory - Differentiated tasks 2) Feedback Learning Map with differentiated tasks 3) Feedback Worksheet - Fill in the blanks 4) How to improve a performer's response time - Fill in the blanks 5) Information Processing Diagrams for students to annotate 6) Information Processing Revision Sheet 7) Inverted U Worksheet 8) Observational Learning Worksheet 9) Reinforcement Worksheet - Students to work independently to fill in the boxes 10) Schema Theory Handout 11) Open and Closed Loop Word Match up (Starter Activity) 12)+13) Picture Associations for Revision - Students should use the pictures/words to demonstrate their knowledge of acquiring movement skills. This can be done verbally or students can write on the sheets in the blank areas.

This year 11 transition pack contains tasks for students to complete for the A level Physical Education OCR course. It has work specifically for the topics of Diet and Nutrition, Ergogenic aids, Injuries and some recap of GCSE anatomy physiology. Sports Psychology wise, the packs introduces the topics of Personality, Aggression and Arousal. The final section looks into the modern Olympic Games and the five case studies of political exploitation and then Performance Enhancing Drugs. This transition pack contains a brief introduction with information about the course and a space to add your own details or school symbols. I have removed my own school’s logo but just by adding your own school logo to the top-right header this will made the pack look professional to your school. The pack then comprises of some basic work to recap some anatomy and physiology that students should have done at GCSE. The next tasks are filling in information on Diet and Nutrition, Ergogenic aids and then Injuries. In the Sports Pyschology the tasks allow students to get some early information for the topics of personality, aggression and arousal. In the last section, students are asked to do some research on the modern Olympic games including the five case studies. The is followed by some work of Performance Enhancing drugs. The document can be easily altered or tweaked to fit your own personal style.