Subjects 04 SciencesIB diploma course · Standard level
Sports, Exercise and Health Science SL. The whole course, unit by unit. Open each lesson for explanations, practice, review and exam-ready resources.
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Assessment
Skills in the study of SEHS
A.1 Communication
B.1 Generating movement in the body
C.1 Individual differences
B.2 Forces, motion and movement
A.2 Hydration and nutrition
C.2 Motor learning
B.3 Injury
C.3 Motivation
A.3 Response
C.4 Stress and coping
C.5 Psychological skills
All 01 Assessment02 Skills in the study of SEHS03 A.1 Communication04 B.1 Generating movement in the body05 C.1 Individual differences06 B.2 Forces, motion and movement07 A.2 Hydration and nutrition08 C.2 Motor learning09 B.3 Injury10 C.3 Motivation11 A.3 Response12 C.4 Stress and coping13 C.5 Psychological skills
01 Assessment 7 lessons · 7 units
Unit 04
Internal assessment: the scientific investigation 0 /1
Unit 05
The collaborative sciences project 0 /1
Unit 06
Command terms and assessment objectives 0 /1
Unit 07
Using the SEHS data booklet 0 /1
02 Skills in the study of SEHS 7 lessons · 7 units
Unit 01
Tool 1: experimental techniques 0 /1
Unit 02
Inquiry 1: exploring and designing 0 /1
Unit 03
Inquiry 2: collecting and processing data 0 /1
Unit 04
Tool 2: technology 0 /1
Unit 05
Inquiry 3: concluding and evaluating 0 /1
Unit 06
Tool 3: mathematics 0 /1
Unit 07
Nature of science in SEHS 0 /1
03 A.1 Communication 5 lessons · 5 units
Unit 01
A.1.1a Nervous system control of physiological responses 0 /1
Unit 02
A.1.1b The endocrine system and hormones 0 /1
Unit 03
A.1.2a Homeostasis and negative feedback 0 /1
Unit 04
A.1.3a Cardiovascular transport 0 /1
Unit 05
A.1.3b Respiratory system and gas exchange 0 /1
04 B.1 Generating movement in the body 4 lessons · 4 units
Unit 01
B.1.1a Anatomical position, planes, axes and movement terminology 0 /1
Unit 02
B.1.2 Connective tissues and joints 0 /1
Unit 03
B.1.3a Muscular function 0 /1
Unit 04
B.1.4 Levers in movement and sport 0 /1
05 C.1 Individual differences 2 lessons · 2 units
Unit 01
C.1.1a Personality and trait approaches 0 /1
Unit 02
C.1.2a Mental toughness 0 /1
06 B.2 Forces, motion and movement 3 lessons · 3 units
Unit 01
B.2.1a Newton's laws, linear and angular motion 0 /1
Unit 02
B.2.2a Projectile motion 0 /1
Unit 03
B.2.3 Movement analysis and its applications 0 /1
07 A.2 Hydration and nutrition 4 lessons · 4 units
Unit 01
A.2.1 Water and electrolyte balance 0 /1
Unit 02
A.2.2a Macronutrients, fuelling, LEA and RED-S 0 /1
Unit 03
A.2.3a Energy systems and the energy continuum 0 /1
Unit 04
A.2.3b VO2 max and endurance performance 0 /1
08 C.2 Motor learning 5 lessons · 5 units
Unit 01
C.2.1a Learning versus performance and competing models 0 /1
Unit 02
C.2.1b Non-linear pedagogy 0 /1
Unit 03
C.2.1c Linear pedagogy 0 /1
Unit 04
C.2.1d Psychological refractory period and transfer of learning 0 /1
Unit 05
C.2.2 Attentional control 0 /1
09 B.3 Injury 3 lessons · 3 units
Unit 01
B.3.1a Causes of injury and types of trauma 0 /1
Unit 02
B.3.2a Lowering injury risk 0 /1
Unit 03
B.3.2b Treatment, concussion management and staged return to activity 0 /1
10 C.3 Motivation 3 lessons · 3 units
Unit 01
C.3.1a Need achievement and goal orientation theory 0 /1
Unit 02
C.3.2a Self-determination theory and the motivation continuum 0 /1
Unit 03
C.3.3 Motivational climate 0 /1
11 A.3 Response 2 lessons · 2 units
Unit 01
A.3.1 Qualities of training and programme design 0 /1
Unit 02
A.3.2a Health benefits of being active 0 /1
12 C.4 Stress and coping 2 lessons · 2 units
Unit 01
C.4.1 Arousal and anxiety 0 /1
Unit 02
C.4.2a Stressors and coping strategies 0 /1
13 C.5 Psychological skills 1 lessons · 1 unit
Unit 01
C.5.1a Goal setting 0 /1
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48 lessons.one. Every lesson opens with a teaching video and an audio episode, both free and public, and the notes, flashcards and exam-style questions sit underneath them. Nothing to set up first.