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Experienced PE teacher teaching through the key stages, including Academic PE (GCSE, A Level and IB SEHS)

Experienced PE teacher teaching through the key stages, including Academic PE (GCSE, A Level and IB SEHS)
Topic 1:  IB SEHS:  Musculoskeletal System - all lessons PPT
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Topic 1: IB SEHS: Musculoskeletal System - all lessons PPT

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IB SEHS SL Topic 1 Musculoskeletal System - all lessons PPT All lessons covered within this comprehensive PPT including QR codes for video resources and wider reading material to broaden student learning. For each topic point (1.1.2 for example) there is an example exam question to qualify the learning with what they might be asked. In addition, for each section there are some practical lab ideas and IA ideas for students to consider.
Physical Educ8or: Theory: Body Systems: CV System: Cardiac Output, Heart Rate & Stroke Volume: Vol 2
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Physical Educ8or: Theory: Body Systems: CV System: Cardiac Output, Heart Rate & Stroke Volume: Vol 2

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This interactive resource will allow your students to experience what happens to the heart as a result of cardiac hypertrophy. The relationship of cardiac output, stroke volume and heart rate can be investigated to develop a deep understanding of the topic. After all, how frustrating is it when students get cardiac output and stroke volume mixed up. This task will allow students to explore this relationship with a memory to take into the examination. Teacher instructions are at the bottom of the PowerPoint. Enjoy.
Physical Educ8or: Theory: Body Systems: CV System: Cardiac Output, Heart Rate & Stroke Volume: Vol 1
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Physical Educ8or: Theory: Body Systems: CV System: Cardiac Output, Heart Rate & Stroke Volume: Vol 1

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Heart rate and stroke volume react very differently to exercise. This activity explores the graphs for HR and SV response to exercise for trained and untrained athletes. The visual representation of the graphs allow students to identify with the response trends. A great resource to solidify knowledge for lesson time or Performance Analysis as part of coursework for GCSE or A Level. Give this a go.