Non-examined assessment: analysing and evaluating performance
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can analyse and evaluate the performance of myself or someone else in a named activity.
Key learning points
- Analyse aspects of personal performance in a practical activity.
- Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the performance.
- Produce an action plan which aims to improve the quality and effectiveness of the performance.
Keywords
Evaluate - judge from the available evidence and give an opinion based on the strengths and weaknesses
Analyse - separate information into components and identify the characteristics to discuss the pros and cons
Qualitative data - descriptive, non-numerical information focusing on opinions
Quantitative data - numerical information that can be measured or counted
Action plan - a proposed strategy or course of action to improve performance
Common misconception
Memorising and writing the definitions from the textbook earns marks.
Marks are only awarded for applying your knowledge to explain the implications of fitness, skill and tactical decision making on performance. With only 14 hours to complete the coursework, it is essential to focus time on application of knowledge.
Teacher tip
Remember to use the most up-to-date instructions on OCRs guide to NEA and intelligence from the latest moderators report (e.g. movement analysis needs to cover both left and right sides of the body).
Content guidance
Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.What percentage of your overall GCSE in PE comes NEA (non-examined assessment)?
Q2.What does AEP stand for when it comes to your written coursework?
Q3.What percentage of your overall GCSE in PE comes from the AEP written coursework?
Q4.Which of the following is the correct definition of analyse?
Q5.What is the AEP coursework marked out of?
Q6.Which of the following will you have to do as a part of your AEP?
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.How many sections are there to the AEP?
Q2.Place the 6 parts of the AEP coursework in the correct order they should be presented.
Q3.Match up the component of fitness with the correct test used to measure it.
Cooper 12-minute run
hand grip dynamometer
sit and reach
aAlternate hand wall toss
ruler drop test
30 metre sprint
Q4.Match the description with the requirements of each of the sections of your AEP.
completing fitness tests and identifying the strengths/weaknesses
justifying the importance of the different components of fitness
identify and describe the key skills required for your chosen activity
observe, capture and explain the strengths/weaknesses in performance
unpick skill to identify muscles responsible and where it sits on cont
a detailed strategy to improve biggest skill or fitness weakness
Q5.Your observation and assessment of performance in a named activity should include qualitative and qualitative data, but what is the difference and what is analysis?
descriptive, non-numerical information focusing on opinions
numerical information that can be measured or counted
breaking down information into parts to identify traits, pros and cons
Q6.Which of the following should be included in your action plan?
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The starter quiz will activate and check your pupils' prior knowledge, with versions available both with and without answers in PDF format.
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The assessment exit quiz will test your pupils' understanding of the key learning points.
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