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Physical education · Grades 6–10

Movement observation, rules and inclusive participation · revision notes

Describe a movement using visible actions, timing and space rather than unsupported judgments about ability.

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Observation

Describe a movement using visible actions, timing and space rather than unsupported judgments about ability.

Rules

Rules define the activity and can be adapted for a stated learning goal. Fair participation depends on explaining adaptations clearly.

Measurement

Distance, time and repetition counts can describe performance in a task. Comparisons should account for conditions and not be treated as medical assessments.

Inclusion

Provide appropriate access, safe space and options for different participants. Stop activities that cause pain and seek suitable adult or professional guidance when needed.

Explain without looking

  1. What is appropriate when an activity causes pain?
  2. Why might two timed trials not be directly comparable?

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