This is the second lesson from a series of ten designed to cover the AQA GCSE PE Sports Psychology topic. This lesson is titled ‘Skill and Ability’. and includes both a PowerPoint and a workbook to cover the following Learning Goals and Key words: Identify the differences between ability, skill and traits Define the classifications of skill continuums, identifying examples of sporting actions/skills Justify the positioning of skills along continuums

This is the fifth lesson from a series of ten designed to cover the AQA GCSE PE Sports Psychology topic. This lesson is titled ‘Guidance’. and includes both a PowerPoint and a workbook to cover the following Learning Goals and Key words: Name and describe the four types of guidance a coach can provide a performer. Identify advantages and disadvantages of each type of guidance. Apply the types of guidance to practical examples.

This is the sixth lesson from a series of ten designed to cover the AQA GCSE PE Sports Psychology topic. This lesson is titled ‘Feedback’. and includes both a PowerPoint and a workbook to cover the following Learning Goals and Key words: Describe the types of feedback Identify advantages and disadvantages of the types of feedback

This is the seventh lesson from a series of ten designed to cover the AQA GCSE PE Sports Psychology topic. This lesson is titled ‘Arousal’. and includes both a PowerPoint and a workbook to cover the following Learning Goals and Key words: Define arousal and explain the ‘inverted-U’ theory for sport Link sporting skills and situations to arousal and the ’inverted-U’ theory Know, explain and apply 4 stress management techniques for managing arousal

This is the eigth lesson from a series of ten designed to cover the AQA GCSE PE Sports Psychology topic. This lesson is titled ‘Aggression’ and includes both a PowerPoint and a workbook to cover the following Learning Goals and Key words: Define aggression and the two types of aggression Describe sporting examples of the two types of aggression Explain how both types of aggression can be positive and negative to a persons performance

A Fully Editable PE Handbook which can easily be adapted to your school. This comprehensive documents includes: Contents Introduction Rationale Aims of The Department Objectives Resources and Facilities Staffing Timings of the day Department Policies Assessment /Recording/Reporting Citizenship Community Links and Partnerships Differentiation Equal Opportunities Examinations Gifted and Talented Grounds Maintenance Monitoring and Evaluation Health and Safety PE Department Rules and Safety Code Risk assessment and planning before a Lesson Before a lesson starts staff should In identifying risk staff should In case of emergency staff should … Inclusion Inter College / College Liaison Lesson Observation - Guidance Marketing The PE Department Merit System Minibus / Coach Partnerships When Staffing Lessons Colleges Sports Partnership Sixth Form Recruitment Special Needs Departmental Procedures Accident Procedure Minor injuries (cuts, wounds, bumps etc). Major Injury Broken / Damage to PE Equipment and / or Property Communication Keys Lost Property Pupil Attendance and Absence Procedures Pupil Discipline Pupil Dress and Hygiene Pupil Non-Participation/Pupils Forgetting Kit Pupil Resources and Finance Security and Staff absence Staff Appraisal / Threshold requirements Staff Development Staff INSET Timetable Wet Weather Provision Valuables Curriculum Allocation Of Time Assessment for Learning Teaching and Learning Styles Teaching and Learning Assessment Personal, Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS) Learning Styles and Writing in PE Whiteboards What Makes an Outstanding Lesson Excellent PE Lesson Cross-Curricular Links Extra-Curricular Activities Fixtures Ski Trip Performance Development Writing a UCAS Reference Appendix Budget Lesson Observation Form Grades Input to Pupil Tracking System

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PE Assessment booklet for KS3 - KS4 which includes assessment charts for both performers and officials in the following activities: Badminton Cricket Dance Dodgeball Football Golf Handball Hockey Gymnastics Netball Orienteering Rounders Rugby Softball Table Tennis Tennis Ultimate Frisbee Volleyball

Badminton Lesson Plans for Year 7 - 11 Over 40 quality lesson plans to teach badminton from year 7 through to year 11. They include the activity description, objectives, teaching points, evaluation of performance and differentiation.