In the practical component of the course students will enhance and refine the skills and techniques required to perform effectively in a range of physical activities, as well as applying these skills in different roles, such as performer, leader/coach and official within physical activities. The theoretical part of the course develops pupils' knowledge and understanding of the requirements of a balanced, active, healthy lifestyle and how the body systems respond to the demands of physical activity. Students explore the most suitable practice methods and the theories of learning. Students are required to understand and critically evaluate contemporary issues, culture and how they may influence physical activity and participation amongst young people. 5. Historical Studies (Popular recreation in pre-industrial Britain, rational recreation in postindustrial Britain, 19th century public schools, the development stages of athleticism in 19th century public schools, case studies, and Physical Education in state schools). 6. Sport Psychology (Individual aspects of performance, group dynamics of performance and audience effects, and mental preparation for physical activity). 7. Exercise and Sport Physiology (Energy concepts and systems, components of health related fitness, application of the principles of training, and performance enhancement). 8. Practical Sport (Performance in one activity and the evaluation, appreciation and improvement of performance). A level Physical Education can lead to a number of career opportunities in both higher education and employment. Some of the main avenues are as follows: Reading Sports Science, Sports Management, and Physiotherapy at University; Physical Education teaching or Sports coaching; Health and Fitness Instructor, Leisure and Tourism employment.
Name: OCR Level 3 Advanced GCE in Physical Education Qualification title: GCE A Level in Physical Education Qualification type: Assessment The current specification includes one written paper in May/June in each year plus a practical assessment. The assessments are as follows: G453: A two hour 30 minutes written examination, covering topics 5 to 7 above. The examination makes up 35% of the overall A level grade. G454: One practical performance and an oral response to a live sporting performance (E & A). These components make up 15% of the overall a-level grade. Awarding Oxford Cambridge & RSA Examinations Created 20151006 11:35:39 Updated 20151006 11:35:39
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Title: GCE A Level in Physical Education Qualification: GCE A Level in Physical Education Classification: Leisure, Travel and Tourism