PE YEAR 1

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  • Year 1 PE
    • SKILL ACQUISITION
      • Characteristics of skill
        • ACE-FACE+LG
      • Skill continua
        • Open-closed
        • self-externally paced
        • High-low organised
        • Gross-Fine
        • Discrete-serial-continious
        • Simple-complex
      • Transfer of learning
        • Positive = when one skills enhances the learning of another skill
        • Negative = when one skill impedes the learning of another
        • Zero = no transfer at all
        • Bilateral = skill is learned on one side of the body and the other side
      • Practice
        • Methods of practice
          • Progressive part
            • Strength
              • Focus on specific aspects
              • Understand skill
              • Motivated = success
            • Limitation
              • Link with subroutines
              • Time consuming
              • Negative transer
            • Practice first part + gradually add other parts to sequence
          • Whole part whole
            • Strength
              • Errors corrected + integrated successfully
              • Motivation
              • Fluent
            • Practice each individual part of the skill + then whole adding to sequence
            • Limitation
              • Confusing
              • Time consuming
              • Negative transfer if sub routines aren't good
          • Whole
            • Practicing a skill in its entirety
            • Limitation
              • Difficult to break down weakness
              • Not appropriate for dangerous skills
              • Demand + pressure on performer
              • Demotivating
            • Strength
              • Realistic method = positive transfer
              • consistancy
              • Stored motor programme
              • Saves time
        • Types of practice
          • Variable
            • Enables players to adapt to changes
            • Strength
              • Sub routines flow
              • Builds schema
            • Limitation
              • Negative transfer
              • Fatugue
              • Pressure
          • Distributed
            • Distributed
            • Strength
              • Recovery
              • Controlled progress
              • Mental rehearsal + feedback
            • Weakness
              • Negative transfer
              • Time consuming
          • Mental
            • Go through performance in your mind
            • Strength
              • Confie=dent
              • Jurying injury
              • Improve reaction time
            • Limitation
              • May not be used properly
          • Massed
            • Continuous  with no rest
            • Limitation
              • Negative transfer
              • Fatigue + boredom
              • Highly demanding
            • Strength
              • Improve fitness
              • Skills = automatic
              • Good motor programme
      • Theories of Learning
        • Stages
          • Associative
          • Cognitive
          • Autonomous
        • Plateau
          • Causes ?
          • Solutions ?
        • Cognitive theory
          • Insight learning = Gestalt
        • Behaviourism
          • Operant condidtioning= Skinner
        • SLT
          • Observationallearning = Bandura
        • Constructivism
          • Social development theory - Vygotsky
      • Guidance and feedback
        • Feedback
          • KOP
          • Negative
          • KOR
          • Positive
          • intrinsic
          • Extrinsic
        • Guidance
          • Verbal
            • Visual
              • Mechanical
                • Manual
      • Memory model
        • Environment.Display. Sensory organs. Perceptual mechanism. Translatory mechanism. Effector mechanism. Muscular system output data. Feedback data.
        • General information processing
          • 1. Input
          • 2. Senses = see, hear, touch, balance + kinaesthesia (proprioceptors)
          • 3. Decision making (DCR)  (STIM/LTM)
          • 4.  Selective attention = filter relevant from irrelevant info
          • 5. Translatory mechanism (motor programme)
          • 6. Output = Effector mechanism + feedback
        • Baddeley + Hitch, Working Memory
          • Central executive
            • Phonological loop
            • Visuospatial sketchpad
              • LTM
                • Phonological loop
            • Episodic buffer
        • Whiting information processing model
          • 1. Input
          • 2. Receptor System
          • 3. Perceptual mechanism (DCR)
          • 4. Translatory mechanism
          • 5. Effector Mechanism
          • 6. Output
          • 7. Feedback
        • Reaction time = time taken from onset of stimulus to onset of response
          • Movement time = Time taken to complete physical task
          • Response time = time taken from onset of stimulus to completion of task
            • Improving = Fitness/ Anticipation / mental practice / specific stimulus / concentration
            • Hicks Law
              • Single channel Hypothesis
                • Psychologcalrefactory period
          • Simple reaction
            • Choice reaction
        • Anticipation
          • Temporal A = when something happens
          • Spatial A = what going to happen
        • Schmidts Schema theory 1982
          • Recall schema
            • Knowledge of initial conditions = senses identify important info
            • Knowledge of response specification = info from display used to assess option judgement
          • Recognition schema
            • Sensory consequence= internal senses to guide movement
            • Response outcome = Knowledge of results to guide movement
    • PHSYIO
      • Musculo-skeletal system and analysis of movement
        • frontal plane/sagittal axis
          • Shoulder and hip (adduction and abduction).
        • sagittal plane/transverse axis
          • Shoulder and hip (flexion, extension and hyperextension)
            • Elbow and knee (flexion and extension)
              • Ankle (plantar flexion and dorsi flexion).
        • transverse plane/longitudinal axis.
          • Shoulder and hip (horizontal abduction and adduction)
        • Isotonic (concentric = shorting  and eccentric = lengthening)
        • Isometric = muscle under tension with no physical movement
      • Respiratory system
        • lung volumes
          • Inspiratory reserve volume
          • Expiratory reserve volume
          • Tidal volume
          • Residual volume
          • Minute Ventilation
        • Gas exchange in alveoli/ muscles
          • Oxygen and carbon dioxide
          • Diffusion and partial pressures
        • Neural and chemical + receptors regulation of pulmonary ventilation
          • Sympathetic and parasympathetic. Carbon dioxide.
          • Chemoreceptor, proprioceptor, baroreceptor.
        • Smoking
          • Irritation
          • Narrowing + swelling
          • Increase breathlessness
          • Cilla damaged = mucus build up
          • COPD
          • Carbon monoxide
      • Neuromuscular system
        • Slow twitch (type I)
          • High mitochondrial density
            • Slow contraction speed
        • Fast glycolytic (type IIx)
          • High force production
            • fatigue
        • Fast oxidative glycolytic (type IIa)
          • medium capillary density
            • Large motor neurone size
        • Sympathetic = fight + flight
        • Parasympathetic = Rest + Relax
        • PNF
          • Muscle spindals
          • Strech reflex
          • Golgi tendon
        • Motor
          • Motor unit = motor neurone/ muscle fibre
          • All or none law
          • Wave summation = Repeated nerve impulses with no time to relax
          • Spatial summation = Strength of contraction changes by altering size/no' of motor unit
          • Tentanic C = sustained muscle contraction
      • Cardiovascular system
        • Heart disease, high blood pressure, effects of cholesterol (LDH,HDL), stroke
        • cardiac output = the volume of blood per minute
          • trained and untrained individuals, maximal and sub- maximal exercise
        • hormonal, neural and chemical, receptor regulation
          • Anticipatory rise
          • Redistribution of blood (vascular shunting vasoconstriction, vasodilation).
          • Cardiac conduction system (AVN,SAN)
          • Sympathetic and parasympathetic.
          • Chemoreceptor, proprioceptor, baroreceptor.
        • Transportation of oxygen
          • Haemoglobin
          • Myoglobin
          • Oxyhaemoglobin disassociation curve
            • Occurs when 02 released tissue
          • Bohr shift
            • Increase = blood acidity, blood temp, CO2
              • Causes O2 release + less Hb saturation
        • Venous return
          • Skeletal pump
          • Respiratorypump
          • Valves
          • Gravity
          • Smooth muscle
        • Starling’s law
          • Increase venous return, diastolic filling, cardiac stretched, strong contraction, ejection friction
        • A-VO2 diff
          • Difference between content of atrial + venous blood
          • Achieved by warm up, aerobic training, increase temp
        • Cardiovascular drift
          • Occurs when HR increases at a steady state of exercise
      • Energy systems
        • Aerobic energy system (glycolosis, kreb/citric acid cycle, beta oxidation, electron transport chain)
          • long duration/lower intensity exercise
            • Oxygen consumption during exercise (maximal and submaximal oxygen deficit).
            • Oxygen consumption during recovery (excess post-exercise oxygen consumption EPOC)
        • Anaerobic energy systems (ATP-PC system, anaerobic glycolytic system)
          • Short duration/high intensity exercise
            • lactate accumulation, lactate threshold, OBLA, lactate producing capacity and sprint/power performance
        • Energy continuum = diff sports use more then one system
        • Measurements of energy expenditure
          • Indirect calorimetry
            • Lactate sampling
              • VO2 max test
                • Respiratory exchange ratio (RER)
        • specialist training
          • Altitude training
            • Plyometrics
              • High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)
                • Speed Agility Quickness SAQ
        • VO2 max
          • Physio factors
          • Age
          • Lifestyle
          • Body composition
          • Gender
          • Training
          • Genetics
    • SOCIO C
      • Pre-industrial (pre-1780)
        • Characteristics = popular recreation
          • Rural
          • Occasional
          • Violent
          • Limited riules
          • Locally coded
          • Wagering
        • Society
          • Rural
          • Limited communications
          • Two tear system
          • Illiteracy
          • Harsh
        • Wendlock olympic games
          • William penny brooks
          • Organised  + simple
          • Local event + prize
          • Annual
          • Mixed class
        • Popular rec
          • Mob football
          • Tennis (m/c)
          • Bathing (lakes)
          • Athletics
          • Cricket
      • Industrial and post-industrial (1780–1900)
        • Industrial revolution
          • Strength
            • Cheap travel
            • Health/hygineimproved
            • Sunday/Saturday/Wednesday off
            • Factory act
            • Athleticism
          • Weakness
            • Lack leisure  (12hr shift)
            • Poor wages
            • Over crowding
            • Loss of traditional sport
        • Urbanisation
          • Time
          • Money
          • Health
          • Migrating from rural - urban
          • Triggered middle class + reform acts
            • Church movement acts = clubs
            • Factory Act = broken time payment
            • Municipal reform act = public provision
            • Edu reform acts
        • Public Schools
          • fagging
          • Muscular christianity
          • DR Thomas Arnold
            • Rugby + inter house comps
          • Athleticism
          • Cambridge blue = given to elite + codified
          • Cambridge Rule of football 1848
        • British Empire
          • Factory owners = International comps
          • Diplomates
          • Clergy = missionary
          • Army
        • Religion
          • Church = teams + facilities
          • Muscular christianity
          • YMCA/BOYS BRIDGE
          • Christian values
          • Social control
        • NGB's
          • M/C rules
          • Affilliation
          • Codification
          • Make laws
          • 5 R's = Rules, Regs, Respect, Religion, Reginal
        • Amateur + Professionalism
          • Morden day ammeter
          • Post industrial Ametuer
          • Morden day Professional
          • Post industrial amateur
        • Women in sport
          • Tennis
            • Lottie Dot (role model)
            • Involved from beginning
            • less vigorous
            • Prize inequalities
          • Athletics
            • Used to be excluded
            • Diamond league
            • Wasnt in olympics till 1928 Amsterdam
          • Football
            • More clubs forming
            • 53 countries have national teams
            • Become socially acceptable
      • Post World War II (1950 to present)
        • Commercialisation
          • Golden triangle = Sport, Media, Business
          • Sponsorship
          • radio, TV, satellite, internet and social media
          • Professional
          • Entertainment
          • Contracts = tv rights + merchandise
          • Athletes as commodities
        • Change of ammeter + professional
          • NGB'S
          • Standardised rules
          • Competitions in school + widerworld
          • Increase media technology
          • Amateur play for enjoyment
          • Professionals play for winning (Lombardian ethic)
      • Impact of sport on society and of society on sport
        • Society
          • Organised group of people associated fro some specific purpose or shaded interest
        • Socialisation
          • Life long process where members of society learn norms and values in order to take place in society
            • Primary = childhood
            • Secondary = Edu + clubs
        • Social controll
          • Concept refers to the way in which people thoughts, feelings + appearance are regulated
        • Social issues (causes and consequences of inequality).
          • Resources unequally divided
          • Stereotype
          • Gender inequality
          • Racial inequality
        • Social change
          • Alteration to social oder of society
        • Social stratification
          • Social inequality where society id divided into diff levels based o n social characteristics like wealth
        • Social action theory
          • Individual/group behaviour involves organised interactions to social reform
          • Stoped doping (cycling, Armstrong)
          • Black power movement
        • Under represented groups
          • Gender
          • Ethnic minority
          • Disadvantaged
          • Disability
          • Barriers + solutions ??
        • Prejudice
          • Unfavourable opinion of an individual often based on inadequate facts
        • Stereotype
          • Simple generalisations about members of a group to treat accordingly
        • Discrimination
      • Sport England
        • Sport E + National partners helped to increase participation at grass root + underrepresented groups
        • Whole sport plans
          • Bussiness plan outing to NGB'S strategies to grow participation
          • Sport equals,  Us girls,      Get equipped, Street games
        • Work with CSP'S (national local agencies0
        • Funded by national lottery + Excheqer

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