Introducing solo taxonomy

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GCSE PE Year 10 Be able to develop the use of Critique Understand 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

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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

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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

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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.

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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….

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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?

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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.

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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?

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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

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Reflect

Where are you in terms of SOLO

taxonomy?

Any questions?