introducing unit specifications and unit assessment support packs physical education national 3 to 5
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Introducing Unit Specifications and Unit Assessment Support Packs
Introducing Unit Specifications and Unit Assessment Support Packs
Physical EducationNational 3 to 5
Unit StructureUnit Structure
National 3 National 4 National 5
Factors Impacting on Performance
Factors Impacting on Performance
Factors Impacting on Performance
Performance Skills Performance Skills Performance Skills
Added Value
Key points: P E UnitsKey points: P E Units
Same level of demand Builds on current expertise in assessing performance Have a hierarchical Unit structure that provide
progression from National 3 to Higher Has the opportunity to allow for personalisation and
choice
PE UASPsPE UASPs
Package 1 Unit by Unit approach N3, N4 and N5 – discrete
assessment tasks for each Unit Package 2 Portfolio approach across Units N3, N4 and N5 Package 3 Combined approach across Units N3, N4 and N5
Unit Assessment Support Packages - purposeUnit Assessment Support Packages - purpose
Valid from August 2013UASPs can be used to:
•Assess your candidates e.g. workbook
•Adapt for your own assessment programmes
•Help you develop your own assessments
Unit SpecificationsUnit Specifications
Unit specifications for Factors Impacting On Performance have 3 outcomes
Each outcome is broken down into a number of Assessment Standards
Performance Units have 1 outcome across a range of assessment standards – depending on level
National 4 – Added Value has 1 outcome with 5 different assessment standards
National 4 Added Value UnitNational 4 Added Value Unit
Makes the Course more than the sum of its parts Controlled assessment – single performance
event Builds on current Course assessment Defined as breadth, challenge and/or application
as outlined in Building the Curriculum 5
N4 AV Unit: PE N4 AV Unit: PE
Controlled assessment – single performance event Assessment Standards 1.1 Preparing mentally, emotionally, socially or physically for
the performance 1.2 Selecting and applying appropriate knowledge and skills
during the performance 1.3 Following rules or guidelines or protocols and accepting
decisions 1.4 Using safe practice, showing etiquette and managing
emotions appropriately 1.5 Carrying out roles and responsibilities appropriately during
the performance Internally marked pass or fail
N5 Internal Assessment of Course ComponentsN5 Internal Assessment of Course Components Single performance marked out of 40 broken down into the following
areas Performance repertoire Control and fluency of movement and performance skills Decision making throughout the performance The effectiveness of following through in decision making Extent to which rules and regulations are followed and etiquette is
displayed Extent to which emotions are controlled on the day of the
performance
N5 Internal Assessment of Course ComponentsN5 Internal Assessment of Course Components1 Planning and preparation 10 marks
a)Describe 2 personal challenges you feel you need to plan and prepare for in order to carry out this demanding single performance
b)Explain which these challenges are relevant to you and this demanding single performance
c)Describe how you plan to prepare yourself to meet these challenges
d)Carry out an appropriate warm up routine which is specific to your physical activity prior to beginning your performance
3 Evaluation 10 marks
a)Evaluate your performance in relation to planning and preparation for the two challenges previously described in a and c
b)Evaluate your overall performance
N5 Performance N5 Performance
Controlled assessment
This performance is: set by centres within SQA guidelines conducted under a high degree of supervision and control Evidence will be internally marked by centre staff in line with SQA marking instructions. Marking will be quality assured by SQA.
Moving onMoving on
Workshop 1 and 2 will give you the opportunity to look at the Unit Specifications and Unit Assessment Support Packages in detail.