There will be three separate pieces of summative assessment:-
A movement analysis exercise will be performed within the selected sports, assessing LOS 1, 2 & 3

Further assessment details: This is a typical form of assessment in the practical coaching environment where coaches/teachers/ instructors are required to observe a performance and produce a written analysis. This tests the ability to observe, analyse, compare with expectations and apply principles. In this case, students would not know the movement to be assessed and hence would be comparable to an unseen examination.

Additional Assessment Details (including formative feedback / assessment:
This form of assessment can be undertaken in video format in a classroom and in a field setting during practical sessions, hence formative feedback would be a normal part of a weekly session.
The skill would be practiced at regular intervals during contact hours.

The content of this module will cover the major aspects of technique applicable to selected sports activities. Basic theoretical principles underpinning movement and safety will be covered. It will also consider the application of the principles of coaching, teaching and instruction to the three areas. The rules, regulations, governing bodies and officiating of the chosen activity will be covered.

Students will be required to select either
a) Team games or
b) 3 activities from: swimming, track and field athletics, racket sports, dance, gymnastics or outdoor adventurous activities.

Contact Hours: (36)
18 hours lectures
18 hours practical

Independent Study Hours: (114)
36 hours tutor directed reading
30 hours assessment preparation
12 hours practice observations
36 hours additional independent reading, observation or practice coaching

As detailed of Theory and Practice I, II & III module descriptors
Lecture room with powerpoint, video, OHP

Varies according to the sporting activities chosen but for example:-

ASA (regularly updated) Swimming Teaching and Coaching Level 1. Swimming Times