Junior Cycle Sports Science
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Transcript of Junior Cycle Sports Science
Focus of this Presentation
To provide you with a brief overview of the NCCA-developed
“Physical Education Short Course” AIM
The short course in Physical Education aims to develop skilful and creative participants
who are confident and competent to perform in a range of activities. The course aims to build students’ appreciation of the
importance of health-enhancing and inclusive physical activity and a
commitment to it now and in the future.
1. Develop skilful and creative participants who are confident and competent to perform a range of activities
2. Build students appreciation of the importance of health enhancing and inclusive Physical Activity
3. A commitment to Physical Activity now and in the future.
The Aims & Learning Experiences
Managing Myself Staying Well Communicating Being Creative Working With Others Managing Information and
Thinking
Key Skills
Statements of Learning The student is a confident
and competent participant in physical activity and is motivated to be physically active. SOL12
The student takes action to safeguard and promote her/his wellbeing and that of others. SOL11
The student creates and presents artistic works and appreciates the process and skills involved. SOL4
Physical Education – Short Course Draft
SpecificationStrand 1: Participation and Progression
Strand 2: Physical Activity for Health and Wellbeing
Strand 3: Adventure and Teamwork
Strand 4: Creativity and Performance
Participation and Progression
Students learn about…Three of Athletic Activities Aquatics Divided court games Invasion games Culminating event
Physical Education – Short Course Draft
SpecificationPhysical Activity for Health and Wellbeing
Students learn about…Sports Science elements of Improving their fitnessTracking their physical activity patterns Analysing Movement Coaching techniquesAdventure and Teamwork
Students learn about…OrienteeringTeam challenges
Creativity and Performance
Students learn about…Creating a performanceRecording your experiencePerforming
50% Performance Task
Students will gather evidence of students’ learning in Strands 1, 3 or 4.
These three strands focus on students performance in the physical activities.
Students and their teachers will choose one or two of the 3 as their ‘assessment task’
50% Personal PA Profile
Strand 2 – Physical Activity Profile
Students will develop:- A fitness profile based on
their use of a range of measurement techniques
- A six week physical activity programme designed to meet personal improvement goals
- A physical activity profile around their lifestyle
Three tasks to be recorded in a portfolio, with both designed to collect evidence of students learning and progress
ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE
To be Confirmed following representative association negotiations with DES
Sample Course Assessment
Example 1
1.Response to different game scenarios (practical)
2.Ability to adapt an activity to increase enjoyment and inclusion
(from strand 1)
-----------------3.Health – Related Fitness
Profile: Take part in a 6 week programme
4.Activity Profile: Show how you enjoy and where you can participate
(from strand 2)
Example 2
1.Participation and Performace in 3 team challenges
(from strand 2)
---------------2.Health – Related Fitness
Profile: Take part in a 6 week programme
3.Activity Profile: Show how you enjoy and where you can participate
(from strand 2)