Introducing solo taxonomy
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GCSE PEYear 10
Be able to develop the use of CritiqueUnderstand what SOLO taxonomy is
I know the basics of what SOLO taxonomy is
I know what SOLO taxonomy is and understand the various levels
I fully understand what SOLO taxonomy is and can use it to assess levels of thinking
InitiateActivate
SOLO Taxonomy
•A method of developing deeper understanding of a topic. •Allows you to go beyond the topic as well and link in other areas.•High level thinking/deep learning•Allows you to check progress•Shows you what to do next•Great for peer assessment and critique
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What does it all mean?I know nothing about this topic
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Errr..what?What are the principles of
training?
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What does it all mean?I know one idea about this topic
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What are the principles of
training?
Isn’t that something to
do with specificity?
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What does it all mean?I know a number of facts & information about this topic. Can’t yet see how they link together.
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What are the principles of
training?
Isn’t that Specificity, Progression,
Overload, Reversibility and
Tedium?
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What does it all mean?I know a number of facts & information about this topic and can see how they link together.
Rel
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nal
What are the principles of
training?
They include specificity, progression and overload. It is where you use these principles to plan out your training over a number of
weeks….
InitiateActivate
What does it all mean?I know a range of information which are linked together. I can also bring in new ideas or think about this in an extended way.
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What are the principles of
training?
They include specificity, progression
and overload. It is where you use these principles to plan out your training over a number of weeks….A Rugby player may
use the principles to include specific drills into their training…..They might also have
to think about their diet or training method….
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SOLO Taxonomy
•Word sort the two topics (Diet and Somatotype)
•Where would you place each statement on the taxonomy?
•Why?
Demonstrate
Previously I asked you to:
•Create an A4 comic strip that explain Fatigue or Stress. •You must include all of the information we covered including definitions, different types and how they both effect performance.
Demonstrate
SOLO Taxonomy
•Mark the Comic Life work
•Have an attempt at creating a SOLO Taxonomy success criteria for this piece of work.
•What level of thinking/understanding is the work at on the taxonomy?
Demonstrate
SOLO Taxonomy
•Critique the work. What level do you think they are at?•What do they need to do to get to the next level?•Use the critique rules
•Feedback & Feedforward
Reflect
Where are you in terms of SOLO
taxonomy?
Any questions?