Documents to help with the delivery and assessment of any sort of leadership courses. Usually noted in BTEC Sport. Leadership is quite a wide and diverse field so I have sorted some information to help you through. Leadership, coaching, fitness, development, skills, qualities, roles, responsibilities, team cohesion, factors that affect performance etc.

Bones, Muscles, Cardiovascular System, Respiratory System and Energy Systems. Most of the basic information needed for learners for level 2/3 standard. Initially designed for BTEC's but can be used for GCSE and AS PE. SEE MY TUTOR BOOK FOR ACTIVITIES - SEARCH FOR THIS ON TES

Everything you could need to know for nutrition for GCSE or BTEC Sports Science Levels 2/3. Some information could do with being updated whoever it has a lot that is useful. Enjoy. Food, diet, nutrition, fats, carbohydrates, protein, salt, sugar

Key concepts from sports coaching and activities to help with assessment. Can be used as a booklet for students to complete as well as individual activities.

<p>Documents to help with the delivery and assessment of any sort of leadership courses. Usually noted in BTEC Sport. Leadership is quite a wide and diverse field so I have sorted some information to help you through.</p> <p>Leadership, coaching, fitness, development, skills, qualities, roles, responsibilities, team cohesion, factors that affect performance etc.</p>

This is a great ice breaker game if you split the class into groups (say 4) with perhaps the option of a prize. The format on powerpoint allows the images to be changed at your leisure. This allows for you to customise it and make it subject relevant - i.e. coaches/injuries/anatomy etc. Enjoy

If you liked my all in 1 student pack, please look at this for tutors. Some basic activities that will help your learners get through some of the more difficult aspects of anatomy. Feel free to adapt, add, take away and liven it up! I have other packs for many of the other BTEC Level 2/3 units. Give me a shout if you would like to upload certain areas...if I have them

Possibly one of the dry-est subjects we can teach. It can be a pain to get the info needed and create something fun. My student book guide does need updating with more relevant acts that have themselves been updated, but the basics are there. There are some basic activities to get on with while you create something more colourful and engaging. Enjoy!

Powerpoint that compliments workbook. The long term effects of exercise on the respiratory system. Use for 2x1 hour lessons. Used for Sports Science Level 3 Physiology.

I have created this for BTEC 1st Diploma in Sport - Body in Sport module. It can be easily adapted for ANY subject.

Really useful for A Level History of Sport / BTEC Level 3 Current issues in sport

BTEC LEVEL 2 1ST DIPLOMA IN SPORT.<br /> <br /> These are booklets created to help learners pick a project and then plan it. The Assignment 2 booklet meets all minimum Level 2 Pass criteria for this unit - NOT MERIT OR DISTINCTION.<br /> <br /> Finding level 2 quite hard to deliver 13 units in 1 year so am creating other resources like this for other units. Any requests please let me know.

BTEC LEVEL 2 1ST DIPLOMA IN SPORT - UNIT 15 - LEARNING AIMS A,B,C. <br /> <br /> Some documents I have used to try and help my learners achieve Pass criteria in this unit as efficiently as possible under the new specification.

Powerpoint designed for lesson 2 of Sports & Exercise Physiology - The initial responses of exercise on the cardiovascular system. Basic and should last a good 2x1hour lessons. There is a practical element to this, but feel free to take this out. If anyone wants more Physiology stuff let me know. Friend me and ask.

This game required the internet. It was designed as an IQ test. Do not be frightened by the Japanese writing (just click the big button and) as this game is brilliant for thinking outside the box, getting groups to work together and take their time with planning. This activity works especially well if you make it practical and give roles to the students. I have used this with learners ranging from 14-adult. The quickest it has been done is 9mins and the longest I dont know - students were told to stop after 1 hour!

Powerpoint and short worksheet for a short basic introduction to how the respiratory system responds to steady state exercise.

I take no responsibility for the video or its content. I am simply sharing it as I have found it to be an invaluable tool to help students understand the concepts of the Krebs Cycle, Electron Transfer Chain and Anaerobic Glycolysis.<br />