A guide for students and teachers explaining what is required under the new AQA specification for the practical and analysis and evaluation components of the A-Level Physical Education course. Includes information on submitting DVD evidence (and requirements for such evidence), how to complete the analysis and evaluation component of the NEA with useful tips, examples, and templates.

A powerpoint presentation explaining to students and teachers exactly what is required for the practical component of the new GCSE PE specification (teaching from 2016) when following the AQA exam board.

A complete set of powerpoints covering the entire Skill Acquisition course on the new AQA specification (first teaching in 2016). There is one powerpoint covering each topic area as defined by the specification and all powerpoints contain Learning Objectives, 'Check your understanding' questions, practice exam questions, and 'Lets recap' questions focusing on the new Assessment Objectives (demonstrate, apply, analyse and evaluate). Very detailed containing all information from the new AQA approved textbooks plus extra material including practical activities to introduce topics and links to youtube clips etc to aid teaching and learning.

<p>A complete set of powerpoints covering the entire year 1 course for Applied Anatomy and Physiology on the new AQA specification (first teaching in 2016). There is one powerpoint covering each topic area (including course introduction, cardiovascular and respiratory systems, neuromuscular system and musculoskeletal system) as defined by the specification and all powerpoints contain Learning Objectives, ‘Check your understanding’ questions, practice exam questions, and ‘Lets recap’ questions focusing on the new Assessment Objectives (demonstrate, apply, analyse and evaluate). Very detailed containing all information from the new AQA approved textbooks plus extra material including practical activities to introduce topics and links to youtube clips etc to aid teaching and learning. This should save you a year’s worth of planning!</p>