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St Patrick’s College Silverstream
NCEA level 2 Physical Education
Course Outline
2015
NAME: TEACHER: This booklet contains vital information with regard to NCEA. You need to read it carefully and sign to say you have understood it. You are welcome to ask questions about our department policies and procedures. A copy of this booklet will be kept on file.
DEPARTMENT POLICIES This department has decided that:
● For each unit of work you will receive an instruction sheet. Keep this in your clearfile and refer to it often.
● As soon as each assessment has been quality assured, you will be told your Achievement Standard grade and your teacher will file your work.
● There will be no reassessment opportunities for Internal Achievement Standards in Physical Education at level 2.
● Plagiarised work will not be accepted for assessment. Because your assessed work will be kept on file, it can be easily checked if there is any suggestion of plagiarism.
● You are entitled to have access to you record of learning at any time. ● As well as your clearfile you are required to have a folder for Year 12 Physical Education. This is
because you will be receiving a number of handouts throughout the year. ● If you are absent, it is your responsibility to catch up on work missed and instructions given in class. ● Appeals of grades awarded are to be made as soon as possible after the work is returned. You
should talk to your Physical Education teacher and if the matter is not resolved, you must make an appeal in writing to the HOD Physical Education, Mr Cournane.
Signed: Date:
NCEA LEVEL 2 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ● This course consists of 5 compulsory Achievement Standards. ● There are a total of 19 level 2 credits available ● All work is internally assessed
Physical Education 2.1 Title Examine the role and significance of physical activity in the lives of young
people in New Zealand Level 2 Credits 3 Assessment Internal In this Standard students will gather student voice from members of the Silverstream community with regards to the role and significance of physical activity in their lives, and then use this student voice to critically examine the role and significance of physical activity in the lives of young New Zealanders.
Physical Education 2.2 Title Demonstrate understanding of how and why biophysical principles relate to
the learning of physical skills Level 2 Credits 5 Assessment Internal
In this Standard students will analyse their performance of a chosen skill from Volleyball (serve, spike, dig or set) utilising their understanding of the biophysical principles of biomechanics, functional anatomy, skill learning and/or sport psychology. This comprehensive analysis will involve a thorough understanding of the requirements of performing the skill to a high level.
Physical Education 2.3 Title Demonstrate understanding of the application of biophysical principles to
training for physical activity Level 2 Credits 4 Assessment Internal In this Standard students will experience a range of different methods and principles of training and develop an understanding of how these need to be applied appropriately to training for physical activity. They will also be required to apply this knowledge by creating and facilitating training sessions for their class mates, and critically evaluate the effectiveness of these trainings. Physical Education 2.4 Title Perform a physical activity in an applied setting. Level 2 Credits 4 Assessment Internal In this Standard students will be required to demonstrate specific levels of competence in either or both:
A Fijian Touch tournament Multi Sport Training
Physical Education 2.8 Title Consistently demonstrate social responsibility through applying a social
responsibility model in physical activity Level 2 Credits 3 Assessment Internal In this Standard students will develop an understanding of what social responsibility looks like in a physical activity setting through applying Hellison’s Model of Social Responsibility. They will then have their ability to demonstrate effective and outstanding social responsibility evaluated throughout the year in all practical contexts undertaken by the class.
ST PATRICK’S COLLEGE, SILVERSTREAM SENIOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE PLANNER
YEAR LEVEL/COURSE: 12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
TERM 1
1 INTRO TO 2.8 &
S.R MODEL
COMPONENTS OF FITNESS PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF TRAINING SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
2 3 MULTI SPORT TRAINING
2.3 PRACTICAL SESSIONS (TEACHER LED TRAINING SESSIONS, ROTATING THROUGH VARIOUS METHODS)
4
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
TERM 2
1 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY (FOCUS ON ENERGY SYSTEMS) 2.3 DUE ANATOMY
2 3
2.3 GROUP LED TRAINING SESSIONS (2 SESSIONS PER GROUP)
FIJIAN TOUCH
#1
PRACTICALS ILLUSTRATING ANATOMY PRINCIPLES
4 VIDEO ANALYSIS OF PARTNER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
TERM 3
1 BIOMECHANICS SKILL LEARNING PRINCIPLES 2.2 DUE
2
2.1 INTRODUCED STUDENTS GATHER STUDENT VOICE
3 PRACTICALS ILLUSTRATING
BIOMECHANICS PRINCIPLES PRACTICALS ILLUSTRATING SKILL LEANRING PRINCIPLES
FIJIAN TOUCH
#2
4 VIDEO ANALYSIS OF PARTNER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
TERM 4
1 2.1 REPORT WRITING
2.1 DUE
2.8 GRADES AWARDE
D
2 3
FIJIAN TOUCH #3
4
NCEA level 2 Physical Education
Tracking Academic Progress
Please indicate which of the following goals you are working towards in this subject:
◻ Excellence endorsement (14+ credits at Excellence level) ◻ Merit endorsement (14+ credits at Merit level or above) ◻ Achievement of all credits on offer to the best of my ability
A.S. CREDITS RESULT COMMENT (PROGRESS TOWARD GOAL) 2.1 3 2.2 5 2.3 4 2.4 4 2.8 3