SS131 - HRA and Athletics Recap

A statement, created by the teacher, that describes clearly what the teacher wants the students to know, understand, and be able to do as a result of learning and teaching activities is called a....

• Aim

• Learning Intention

• Objective

• Success Criteria

CAP stands for:

• Nothing...it's a type of hat

• Cognition

  Affection

  Psychomotion

• Cognitive

  Affiliated

  Psychic

• Cognitive

  Affective

  Psychomotor

SMART stands for:

• Specific

  Measurable

  Achievable

  Relevant

  Time bound

• Specific

  Measurable

  Achievable

  Relevant

  Timeless

• Sporty

  Measurable

  Achievable

  Relatable

  Time bound

• Specific

  Malleable

  Attainable

  Realistic

  Time restricted

Fill in the blank:

HRA can be defined as _______________ that you do, that makes your heart beat faster than usual, that you do in order to maintain or improve your physical and overall health.

• sport

• exercise

• any physical activity

• physical work

According to the most recent CSPPA report, what percentage of Irish post-primary school children meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity?

• 10

• 23

• 37

• 55

In general, how many athletics categories are there?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 7

Which of the following is not a type of relay?

• 4 x 50m

• 4 x 100m

• 4 x 400m

How long is the exchange zone in a relay?

• 5m

• 10m

• 15m

• 20m

When teaching different baton exchanges, you should start with…

• reading about the skill

• the skill in a stationary position

• the skill in a moving position

• the skill in a competitive race

Which of these baton exchanges did we NOT do in the practical class?

• The upsweep

• The push pass

• The downsweep