1. Higher/Int 2 PE Skills and Techniques Lesson 1 Tuesday 2 nd November

2. Learning Outcomes By the end of this lesson you should all: 1.Know the expectations on you for this block 2.Know how to describe all 5 schedules 3.Be able to state why each schedule is appropriate 4.Identify your strengths and weaknesses 5.Set development needs

3. Expectations Keep up to date with all classroom work and homework – (in addition to homework, finish at home anything you do not finish in class) Come prepared for every lesson – NAB jotter, pen, kit

4. NAB You MUST pass this in order to sit the final exam. The NAB is split into 4 parts. You will do parts 1 and 4 as homework. You do parts 2 and 3 under exam conditions in class.

5. Time Line Part 1 – Homework (2/11/10) Taken in (9/11/10) Part 2 – Exam (16/11/10) Part 3 – Exam (30/11/10) Part 4 – Homework (7/12/10) Taken in (14/12/10)

6. NAB Part 1 Higher – 2 questions (12 marks) Intermediate 2 – 4 questions (14 marks)

7. NAB Part 1 Questions relate to Stages 1,2 and 3 of Cycle of Analysis. It relates to observing and analysing you performance to identify strengths and weaknesses and determine development needs.

8. Cycle of Analysis Task 1 – Enter these 4 statements into your blank cycle Reflect on the benefits of your programme of work and discuss future development needs Explain how key concept knowledge helped you analyse performance Explain how performance was investigated through collecting information Explain the content and suitability of the programme you were monitoring

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10. 4. Reflect on the benefits of your programme of work and discuss future development needs 2. Explain how key concept knowledge helped you analyse performance 1. Explain how performance was investigated through collecting information 3. Explain the content and suitability of the programme you were monitoring

11. Initial Data - Consideration of Quality Schedule 1 Description: Give purpose Describe how it looks (diagram) Describe how it is carried out Describe the environment it is carried out in

12. Consideration of Quality Schedule 2 Description: Give purpose Describe how it looks (diagram) Describe how it is carried out Describe the environment it is carried out in

13. Focused Data - Specific Schedules When describing each we must: Give purpose Describe how it looks (diagram) Describe how it is carried out Describe the environment it is carried out in

14. Specific Schedules 1. Movement analysis schedule

15. Specific Schedules 2. Knowledge of results

16. Specific Schedules 3. Scatter Graph

17. Appropriateness All 5 schedules are appropriate for the following reasons 1. Relevant to badminton 2. Provide factual information 3. Provide statistics (scatter graph) 4. Specific to your performance 5. Can be reused 6. Can be kept as a permanent record 7. Can repeat and compare

18. Strengths and Weaknesses - initial Task - Look through each of your consideration of quality schedules and identify 2 – 3 strengths and 2 – 3 weaknesses. Explain why your strengths will have a positive affect on your game and why your weaknesses will have a negative affect on your game

19. Strengths and Weaknesses - focused Task - Look through each of your focused data schedules and identify 2 – 3 strengths and 2 – 3 weaknesses. Explain why your strengths will have a positive affect on your game and why your weaknesses will have a negative affect on your game – use information from knowledge of results and scatter graph to back up what you say.

20. Development Needs This is where you discuss why you want to improve a specific shot and what affect improving will have on your overall game.

21. NAB Part 1 This must be completed to a high standard. Use the help sheets to assist you Write your answers on lined A4 paper Part 1 must be completed by Tuesday 9 th November Period 1

22. Learning Outcomes By the end of this lesson you should all: 1.Know the expectations on you for this block 2.Know how to describe all 5 schedules 3.Be able to state why each schedule is appropriate 4.Identify your strengths and weaknesses 5.Set development needs