AQA A-level PE Book 1 notes

Includes a detailed PowerPoint with information on the following topics: Characteristics of a skill (e.g. open or closed), Transfer of learning, Methods of presenting practice, Types of practice RESULT IN GCSE PE: 8 A-LEVEL PE: A

A detailed PowerPoint which includes the following topics: The stages of learning, Purposes and types of feedback, Learning plateaus, Methods of guidance, Theories of learning, 22 slides GCSE grade: 8 A level grade: A

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

AS/A level PE PowerPoint covering the entire Sport and Society section in Book 1. Includes the following topics: 1. Pre-industrial Britain - Popular recreation (Pre-1870) 2. Social and cultural influences on the development of rational recreation (1780-1900) 3. Amateurism and Professionalism 4. The emergence of elite female footballers in modern-day sport 5. The rationalisation and modern-day development of lawn tennis 6. The rationalisation and modern-day development of track and fiel...

A detailed PowerPoint including the relevant information regarding performer's diet and several dietary supplements. The PowerPoint includes: Brief introduction about a balanced diet, Carbohydrates, Fibre, Water and dehydration, Protein, Fats and cholesterol, Vitamins, Minerals, Calorie expenditure, Electrolyte balance, Glycogen loading, Creatine monohydrate, Sodium bicarbonate, Caffeine,

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

My full detailed notes on Arousal including a few practice questions answered. Including subtopics - - Arousal - Reticular Activating System - Arousal and Drive Theory - Inverted U Theory - Arousal Curves - Catastrophe Theory - Task Differences - Optimum Arousal - Attention - selective attention, attentional narrowing, and concentration - Perception and Selective Perception - Concentration - cue utilisation, cognitive techniques to assist concentration - Practice questions

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

Mind maps containing information from text book, videos, lesson notes and further information including diagrams. A* level worthy notes. Clear and easy to use.

AS/A level PE PowerPoint covering the entire Sport and Society section in Book 1. Includes the following topics: 1. Pre-industrial Britain - Popular recreation (Pre-1870) 2. Social and cultural influences on the development of rational recreation (1780-1900) 3. Amateurism and Professionalism 4. The emergence of elite female footballers in modern-day sport 5. The rationalisation and modern-day development of lawn tennis 6. The rationalisation and modern-day development of track and fiel...

A detailed PowerPoint which includes the following topics: The stages of learning, Purposes and types of feedback, Learning plateaus, Methods of guidance, Theories of learning, 22 slides GCSE grade: 8 A level grade: A

Includes a detailed PowerPoint with information on the following topics: Characteristics of a skill (e.g. open or closed), Transfer of learning, Methods of presenting practice, Types of practice RESULT IN GCSE PE: 8 A-LEVEL PE: A

A detailed PowerPoint including the relevant information regarding performer's diet and several dietary supplements. The PowerPoint includes: Brief introduction about a balanced diet, Carbohydrates, Fibre, Water and dehydration, Protein, Fats and cholesterol, Vitamins, Minerals, Calorie expenditure, Electrolyte balance, Glycogen loading, Creatine monohydrate, Sodium bicarbonate, Caffeine,

My full detailed notes on Arousal including a few practice questions answered. Including subtopics - - Arousal - Reticular Activating System - Arousal and Drive Theory - Inverted U Theory - Arousal Curves - Catastrophe Theory - Task Differences - Optimum Arousal - Attention - selective attention, attentional narrowing, and concentration - Perception and Selective Perception - Concentration - cue utilisation, cognitive techniques to assist concentration - Practice questions