GCSE PE Classification of skills Paper 2

The video tutorial covers the different classifications of skills, including basic vs complex, open vs closed, self-paced vs externally paced, and gross vs fine skills. Using a rugby tackle as an example, the instructor explains how to classify skills and justify choices. The video also provides guidance on answering a four-mark exam question, emphasizing the importance of justification and application of examples.

What is the main focus of this session?

• Basic rules of football

• History of rugby

• Classifications of skills

• Different types of sports

Which of the following is considered a basic skill?

• Rugby tackle

• Walking

• Triple jump

• Basketball dribbling

Why is a rugby tackle considered a complex skill?

• It requires no decision making

• It involves simple movements

• It requires timing and decision making

• It is performed in a closed environment

What characterizes an open skill?

• It is affected by the environment and people around

• It is a skill that requires no practice

• It is always performed indoors

• It is unaffected by the environment

Which of the following is an example of a closed skill?

• Free throw in basketball

• Goalkeeping in soccer

• Rugby tackle

• Passing in football

What determines if a skill is self-paced?

• The environment controls the pace

• The performer controls the rate and timing

• It is always performed in a team

• It is a skill that requires no equipment

Which skill is externally paced?

• Swimming laps

• Running a marathon

• Batting in cricket

• Bowling in cricket

What is a gross skill?

• A skill involving small muscle groups

• A skill requiring precision

• A skill that is always performed slowly

• A skill involving large muscle groups

Which of the following is a fine skill?

• Rugby tackle

• Archery

• Running

• Swimming

How should you justify your choice when classifying a skill?

• By stating it is a popular opinion

• By guessing

• By explaining the decision-making process

• By referring to the skill's popularity