Books with title GCSE Physical Education

This book deals with the theoretical foundations of physical education and its intimaterelationship with values and sports. It is written in a pedagogical manner, clear and easy to understand.It is an excellent book for anyone interested in sports, a magnificent work for those whowant to know and understand the reasons for physical activity.It is a reference book on physical activity and motor functions.First block. Physical fitness 2. Warm-Up 3. Stretching Exercises4. Physical Fitness and Basic Physical Skills 5. Strength6. Stamina7. Speed8. FlexibilitySecond block. Coordinated Movement 9. Motor Skills10. Balance11. Coordination Third block. Physical Education and health 12. The Human Body: Anatomical and Physiological Bases13. Body Posture 14. Nutrition and Training15. Relaxation16. First Aid17. Designing a Training Programme Fourth block. History of Physical Education 18. History of Physical Education19. Physical Education and Sports 20. The Olympic MovementGlossary

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A brand new title in the successful Revision Guide range, this book includes all the content needed to achieve a really high grade in the GCSE Physical Education exam. The Collins Revision Guide range incorporates unique features that help students to revise effectively. Short 'revision sessions' maximise students' concentration. Bullet points with highlighted phrases aid recall. 'A* extra' information boxes ensure that the brightest students attain the very top grade. 'Question spotter' panels pinpoint the exam questions students are most likely to meet in their exam papers. Each title provides: / Complete content coverage for the new GCSE specifications. / Short 20 minute revision sessions. / 'Check yourself' questions to test understanding. / 'A* extra' information boxes for highlighting likely exam questions. / Exam practice chapter with detailed guidance on exam technique.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1906 edition. Excerpt: ... facilities for acquiring a symmetrical and healthful physical development. It was no part of its purpose to make the students athletic "performers," or semi-professional ball players, or abnormally " strong men." Yet the work of the gymnasium does connect itself naturally and closely with the matter of college sports and competitive games, and before leaving this part of our subject I wish to consider how these games can be so regulated and managed as to do the greatest good to the greatest number and prove an aid and not a hindrance to the general cause of education. To those who have given the subject little thought this may seem a simple thing to do, but it is one of the most difficult problems our school and college authorities have to solve. Just why this is so cannot be fully stated within the limits of this chapter. Some of the difficulties, however, may be briefly summarized. 1. The peculiar nature of many of these sports, the tendency being for all antagonistic games to exterminate themselves unless carefully protected by strict rules and regulations. 2. The natural tendency to professionalism and the accompanying decline of interest in amateur sports. This evil has been the bane of athletics from the time of the ancient Greeks to the present day. 3. The mercenary motives aroused by the pursuit of sport as a business instead of a recreation or a means of physical training, and the many evils of betting. 4. The prominence given to athletics by the public press. 5. The attitude of educators and distinguished men in regard to them. 6. The attitude of the young men themselves. Did space permit, it would be instructive to take up these problems in order and consider the influence they have had upon the growth and character of...

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Intended for achieving examination success, this series replaces the former "GCSE Study Guides". This book which are part of the new "Revise GCSE" series offers complete study and reference support for the Physical Education GCSE course as well as being a revision guide for the Physical Education GCSE examinations and Scottish Standard Grade. It provides a breakdown of the syllabuses and exam structure for every exam board, advice on studying, revising, coursework and exams, topic-by-topic coverage, clearly presented with many examples and diagrams, quick tests for every topic to check progress, and a bank of recent GCSE exam questions with answers to fine-tune exam techniques.