Physical Education GCSE
Justifying classification with practical examples
What Justifying classification with practical examples means in Physical Education GCSE, as defined for OCR.
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Supporting each placement of a named sporting skill on both continua with a reason linked to the environment or the decisions involved, not just a label.
Topics that use Justifying classification with practical examples
- Sports psychology - Classification of skills (OCR GCSE)
Related terms
- Continua
- Justifying classification using features of the skill
- Simple to complex skills (difficulty continuum)
- Environmental predictability
- Open–closed continuum
- Simple–complex continuum
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