Physical Education A Level
A Level
In Barnsley
Description
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Type
A Level
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Location
Barnsley
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Duration
2 Years
Course Content: (Year 1) Opportunities for and the Effects of Leading a Healthy, Active Lifestyle Applied Exercise Physiology: Health, Exercise and Fitness. Nutrition. Pulmonary Function. Transport of Blood Gases. Cardiac Function. Analysis of Movement. Levers Skill Acquisition: How Skill is Acquired. Impact of Psychological Factors on Performance
Important information
Government funding available
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About this course
5 GCSEs at Grade A* to C including English and GCSE Science at Grade B plus Active involvement in sport and general fitness plus Good personal reference demonstrating acceptable level of attendance and commitment to hard work
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Course programme
PHYSICAL EDUCATION A LEVEL
Course Level :Level
Length of Course :2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year 2)
Course Content
Course Content: (Year 1) Opportunities for and the Effects of Leading a Healthy, Active Lifestyle Applied Exercise Physiology:
· Health, Exercise and Fitness
· Nutrition
· Pulmonary Function
· Transport of Blood Gases
· Cardiac Function
· Analysis of Movement
· Levers Skill Acquisition:
· How Skill is Acquired
· Impact of Psychological Factors on Performance
· Information Processing
· Learning and Performance Concepts Opportunities for Participation:
· Current Provision for Active Leisure
· The Role of Schools and National Governing Bodies in Increasing Participation
· Potential Barriers to Participation for Various Target Groups Analysis and Evaluation of Physical Analysis and Evaluation of Physical Activity as a Performer and/or in an Adopted Role/s (Practical Coursework):
· Ability as a Performer, Official or Leader
· Application of Theoretical Knowledge for Effective Performance
· Physiological Factors Contributing to Effective Performance
· Factors Contributing to Effective Acquisition of Skill in Practical Situations Course Content: (Year 2) Optimising Performance and Evaluating Contemporary Issues Within Sport Applied Physiology to Optimise Performance Energy Systems:
· Aerobic Energy System
· Anaerobic Energy System
· Muscles
· Elite Preparation and Training
· Specialised Training
· Sports Injuries
· Mechanics of Movement Psychological Aspects that Optimise Performance:
· Aspects of Personality
· Arousal
· Controlling Anxiety
· Aggression
· Confidence
· Attribution Theory
· Group Success
· Leadership Evaluating Contemporary Influences:
· Concept and Characteristics of World Games
· The Olympic Ideal
· Deviance in Sport
· Commercialisation
· Sponsorship, Media and Technology Optimising Practical Performance (Coursework):
· Practical Performance
· Observation, Analysis and Critical Evaluation
· Application of Knowledge and Understanding to Optimise Performance
Progression
Physical Education A Level