Subjects / Leaving Certificate / Physical Education
Mapped to: Leaving Certificate Physical Education · official specification (NCCA). Topic names are StudyRoom's own summaries.
Strand 1: Towards optimum performance
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Learning and improving skill and techniqueHow skills are classified and learned, the stages of learning, types of practice and the role of feedback.HLOL 15 q In review
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Physical readiness: fitness and trainingComponents of fitness, principles of training, training methods and heart rate zones.HLOL 15 q In review
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Energy systemsHow the ATP-PC, anaerobic glycolytic and aerobic systems supply energy for different activities.HLOL 15 q In review
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Psychological readinessMotivation, arousal, anxiety, goal setting and mental skills such as imagery and self-talk.HLOL 15 q In review
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Structure, strategy, roles and conventionsHow the rules and structure of an activity shape strategy, tactics, roles and expected behaviour.HLOL 15 q In review
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Planning for optimum performanceAnalysing performance, setting goals, periodisation, recovery and evaluating a personal performance plan.HLOL 15 q In review
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Physical activity areasApplying learning across activity areas such as games, athletics, aquatics, adventure activities, dance and gymnastics.HLOL 15 q In review
Strand 2: Contemporary issues in physical activity
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Promoting physical activityFactors that influence participation and strategies to promote lifelong physical activity.HLOL 15 q In review
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Ethics and fair playSportsmanship, gamesmanship, cheating, doping and the values that underpin fair competition.HLOL 15 q In review
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Physical activity and inclusionBarriers to participation and ways of adapting activity so that everyone can take part.HLOL 15 q In review
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Technology, media and sportHow technology and the media influence performance, officiating, participation and how sport is consumed.HLOL 15 q In review
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Gender and physical activityHow gender affects participation, opportunity, media coverage and leadership in sport.HLOL 15 q In review
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The business of sportCommercialisation, sponsorship, broadcasting and the relationship between sport, media and business.HLOL 15 q In review