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FiZo prides itself on providing quality, engaging resources with attractive presentation which promotes learning for all.
A unit of 10 full lessons on a range of topics in the field of sport psychology. Lessons include subject content, engaged and practical tasks which get students active in there learning. Activities aim to relate theory to practice and make theories accessible to students but also to stretch the learning to ensure progress. The units includes the following topics.
Eysnecks view of personality.
Personality types (Type A and B)
Martens Schematic view of personality
Situational view of personality
Interactional view of personality
Effects of personality on sports performance
Motivation types (Intrinsic and Extrinsic)
Achievement theory of motivation
Attribution theory of motivation
Creating a motivational climate
Effects of motivation on performance
Anxiety and its effects on performance
Types of anxiety (state and trait)
Symptoms of anxiety
Causes of anxiety
Stress and its effects in performance
Types of stress (Eustress and Distress)
Symptoms of stress
Causes of stress
Arousal and its effects on performance
Arousals effects on concentration, attention and aggression levels
Inverted U hypothesis, Catastrophe and drive theory of arousal
Social loafing
Steiner’s model of effectiveness
Tuckman’s model of group development
The Ringleman effect
Gill’s criteria for aggressive behaviour
Types of aggression (instrumental and hostile)
Instinct theory of aggression
Social Learning Theory of aggression
Frustration- Aggression Theory
All FiZo lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes. Lesson ready to use. This session has been observed as part of formal observations and has received outstanding feedback.
Lesson has been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes, including VTCT, NCFE, GCSE and A Level sport and PE.
A great 29 slide PowerPoint lesson covering the effects of long-term exercise on the Musculoskeletal system. Lesson includes subject content on the difference between aerobic and anaerobic activity, engaged and practical tasks which get students active in there learning.
The lesson includes several student tasks which allows the lesson to be highly interactive and engaging whilst promoting learning. The lesson is very academic in nature, looking to strength the knowledge and understanding of student by providing in depth knowledge of the topic.
Lesson content includes:
• Muscular hypertrophy and hyperplasia
• Role of and adaptions of tendons
• Role of Glycogen
• Increase in Mitochondria.
• Increases tolerance to lactic acid.
• Increase levels of calcium in our bones
• Increased stretch of ligaments
• Increased thickness of hyaline cartilage
• Increased production of synovial fluid
All FiZo lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
**Lesson has been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes, including VTCT, NCFE, GCSE and A Level sport and PE. **
A great 15 slide PowerPoint lesson covering the considerations that need to be made planning fitness training programmes. Lesson includes subject content, engaged and practical tasks which get students active in there learning. The lesson includes several student tasks which allows the lesson to be highly interactive and engaging whilst promoting learning. The lesson is based around group work and sharing knowledge for students to scaffold each other’s learning All learning culminates in completion a differentiated task to assess student learning.
FiZo lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
20 slide lesson covering the structure of the respiratory system.
Lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progression learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Differentiation
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes. Lesson ready to use.
Bundle of 11 high quality Anatomy and Physiology lessons (comprising of over 200 slides) and supporting student resources. Each powerpoint is a structure lessons which include;
Starter activities
Subject content
Progression learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Differentiation
Plenary activities
All required resources
The 11 lessons cover the following topics;
Major bones of the body
Types of bone
Type of joint and movements
Functions of the skeletal system
Major muscles of the body
Muscle contractions and fibers
Functions of the muscular system
The structure of the respiratory system
Flow of air through the respiratory system
Gaseous exchange
Lung volumes
Transport of gases
The structure of the heart
Flow of blood through the cardiovascular system
Blood pressure
Thermoregulation
Composition of blood
Fighting infections
Vasodilation and constriction
Energy creation in the body (ATP)
The 3 energy systems
All lessons are thoroughly planned, have all been tried in practice and are reading to be used at GCSE, BTEC Level 2/3 and other equivenet qualifications.
All lessons are available individually, saving of 17% by buying in bundle.
19 slide full PowerPoint lesson covering the stress in the field of sports psychology. Lesson content includes.
• Definition of stress
• Causes of stress.
• Eustress and Distress
• Symptoms of stress
• Sympathetic and Parasympathetic Nervous System
• Effects of stress on performance
Lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiation
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes. Lesson ready to use. This session has been observed as part of formal observations and has received outstanding feedback.
20 slide lesson covering the function of the respiratory system.
Lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progression learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Differentiation
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes. Lesson ready to use.
30 slides on the structure of the cardiovascular system.
Lessons include-
• Starter activities
• Progression learning objectives
• Subject content
• Assessment opportunities
• Differentiation
• Plenary activities
Has been used in the delivery of Level 3 BTEC programmes however could be used at other qualification levels and routes.
Student resources backs with required resources and diagrams included.
A 21-slide full PowerPoint lesson covering anxiety and its effect of sports performance within the field of sport psychology. The lesson is based around a series of tasks and sporting examples which promote student discussion and debate, making the lesson very interactive.
The lesson covers the following content.
• A definition of anxiety in sport psychology
• The common symptoms of anxiety (somatic and cognitive)
• The causes of anxiety
• The effects of anxiety on sports performance
All FiZo lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes. Lesson ready to use. This session has been observed as part of formal observations and has received outstanding feedback.
A 19-slide full PowerPoint lesson on intrinsic and extrinsic motivation within the field of sport psychology. an enjoyable lesson to delivery and take part that is highly active and engaging (my year 13 students still debate the outcome of the competition a year on). The lesson is very student centred; students are tasked with taking part in a multi event challenge within teams with each team offered a different motivational award. This set of challenges sets up the discussion on intrinsic and extrinsic motivation and the effect that has been demonstrated and how that relates to player/ athlete performance. These activities lead student to complete a differentiated task to finish the lesson.
All FiZo lessons include.
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however useable at other levels and programmes. Lesson ready to use. This session has been observed as part of formal observations and has received outstanding feedback.
A 31 - PowerPoint slide lesson on Arousal and its effects on sports performance within the field of sport psychology.
Given the nature of it’s content the lesson is very theory based, however the use of practical challenges and student tasks promotes a guided discovery teaching style and promotes student thinking and discussion.
A well structured and progressive student-centered lesson which ensures high levels of student engagement and differentiation, whilst also promoting wider curricular skills.
Lesson content includes:
Definition of arousal
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s ‘Zone of Flow’.
Drive Theory
Inverted U-Hypothesis
Catastrophe Theory
Effects of arousal on attention, concentration, aggression levels
All FiZo lessons include:
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however, these can be used with other levels and programmes. Lesson is ready to use.
Session has been observed as part of formal observations and received outstanding feedback.
A full PowerPoint lesson that covers methods of strengths training. Lessons include subject content, engaged and practical tasks which will get students active in their learning.
Activities aim to relate to sporting examples to ensure progress, whilst also including recall of knowledge to promote learning.
All FiZo lessons include:
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however, these can be used at other levels and programmes. Lesson is ready to use.
This session has been observed as part of formal observations and received outstanding feedback.
A set of 7 full units of work for year 7 PE lessons. Each unit consists of 6 lessons and provides a full break down of learning objectives and activities for each lesson within the unit.
I personally used these when completing my secondary PGCE , making it perfect for trainee teachers.
Sports inlcluded are:
Hockey
Tennis
Table Tennis
Gymnastics
Volleyball
Cricket
Handball
A set of full units of work for years 7, 9 and 10 PE lessons. Each unit consists of at least 6 lessons and provides a full break down of learning objectives and activities for each lesson within the unit.
I personally used these when completing my secondary PGCE so would be perfect for trainee teachers.
Sports included are:
• Athletics
• Softball
• American Football
• Tennis
• Table Tennis
• Handball
• Cricket
• Fitness
• Football
• OAA
• Rugby
• Volleyball
• Hockey
• Gymnastics
A set of 10 full units of work for year 9 PE lessons. Each unit consists of 6 lessons and provides a full break down of learning objectives and activities for each lesson within the unit.
I personally used these when completing my secondary PGCE , making it perfect for trainee teachers.
Sports included are:
• Athletics
• Cricket
• Fitness
• Football
• Handball
• OAA
• Rugby
• Table Tennis
• Tennis
• Volleyball
Sport Education doesn’t just have to be for team sports, this activity can be the base of student centered gymnastics PE lesson. Gymnastics can be challenging to make student centered, and promote student interaction. This activity is based on the fundamentals of sport education and promotes gymnastics skill development.
A 19-PowerPoint slide with lessons covering the creation of motivational climates within the field of sport psychology.
The lesson is based around a series of scenarios/ tasks which promote student discussion and debate, making the lesson interactive. The discussion based nature of the lesson makes it easy to differentiate by including stretch and challenge questions to facilitate the discussion.
All FiZo lessons include:
Starter activities
Subject content
Progressive learning objectives.
Assessment opportunities
Interactive activities
Peer feedback opportunities
Sporting examples
Differentiated activities.
Plenary activities
All required resources
Lessons have been delivered at level 3 BTEC however, these can be used at other levels and programmes. Lesson is ready to use.
This session has been observed as part of formal observations and received outstanding feedback.