COURSE TITLE:
Physical Education NCEA Level 2
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Building on prior learning at Level 1, pupils will apply knowledge in a variety of practical situations that deepen their knowledge. Practicals will include a range of activities. Examples are Ki-O-Rahi, Trampolining and specific training programs for selected activities. All standards are internally assessed. Each practical context explores related theory of Physical Education including skill learning, anatomy, biomechanics, principles and methods of training, exercise physiology and sociology of sport. Theoretical knowledge can be delivered in the practical context.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
You will cover the practical and theoretical aspects
of Physical Education. Your major areas of study
will include:- Understanding the significance of physical
activity in the lives of young people.
- Understanding how biophysical principles
relate to the learning of physical skills.
- Understanding how the application of
biophysical principles relate to training in
physical activity.
- Performing a physical activity in an applied
setting.
- The societal implications of a major
sporting event.
- Demonstrating an understanding of
leadership strategies that affect the
functioning of a group.
WHAT SHOULD I HAVE DONE ALREADY?
13 credits at Level 1 Physical Education including Achievement Standard 1.2
ASSESSMENT OUTLINE:
Standard
Number |
Title |
Credit Value |
Internal / External |
UE Literacy R/W |
| 91328 |
Demonstrate understanding of How and why biophysical principles relate to the learning of physical skills. |
5 |
Internal |
X |
| 91329 |
Demonstrate understanding of the application of biophysical principles to training for physical activity. |
4 |
Internal |
X |
| 91330 |
Perform a physical activity in an applied setting |
4 |
Internal |
X |
| 91331 |
Examine the significance for self, others, and society of a sporting event, a physical activity, or a festival |
4 |
Internal |
X |
| 91332 |
Evaluate leadership strategies that contribute to the effective functioning of a group |
4 |
Internal |
X |
| 91334 |
Consistently demonstrate social responsibility through applying a social responsibility model in physical activity |
3 |
Internal |
X |
|
|
TOTAL CREDITS AVAILABLE
|
24 |
|
|
ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS:
Assessment/Re-assessmentIn the event you do not pass the standard at assessment time you may be provided with an opportunity to reassess your work at the teacher’s discretion.
Late work:Work submitted late for any internally assessed standards will not be marked. If there is a genuine reason or explanation why you are unable to submit the work then you are able to apply for an extension. This should occur prior to the due date and not after. Approach your subject teacher and make your case. Read the NCEA student handbook for more information.
WHERE DOES THIS COURSE LEAD?
This course leads directly to Level 3 Physical
Education. The course may provide the base for
tertiary study and possibly a career in physical
education, health, recreation or the fitness industry.
The course is also personally valuable through its
provision of challenges, responsibilities and
enjoyment through physical activity.
INDICATIVE COSTS:
Approx $150 for external trampoline provider.