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PDHPE HSC Enrichment D ay 2010 Exam Technique. Major Changes to the PDHPE Exam. Activity 1:. Section I Part A remains the same Section I Part B will consist of short-answer questions, rather than a combination of short-answer and extended response questions
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PDHPE HSC Enrichment Day 2010 Exam Technique
Major Changes to the PDHPE Exam Activity 1: • Section I Part A remains the same • Section I Part B will consist of short-answer questions, rather than a combination of short-answer and extended response questions • Section II will contain both a short-answer and an extended response question on each of the option topics.
Concerns About the HSC Exams Activity 2: “I’m afraid I still have more questions than answers “I had all the right answers, but I had them in the wrong order.”
Support Networks • Teacher/tutor • HSC Advice line 13 11 12 • Stuvac study groups • Textbook/study guides/past papers • BOS site – coping with stress • HSC online PDHPE forums - Core 1 – Week 8, Term 3 - Core 2 - Week 10, Term 3 • BOS sample answers
Exam Structure(changes highlighted in red) • Section I : Core 1, Core 2 Part A: 20 marks • Questions – 20 Multiple choice questions • Answer on separate multiple choice answer sheet. Part B: 40 marks • Questions – Short answer questions only • Answer on lines provided. • Section II: Options • 40 marks • One short answer and one extended response question for each option • ONLY answer the questions for the TWO options you have studied • Answer in a separate writing booklet
Time Allocation • Exam length is 3 hours (180 minutes) • PLUS 5 minutes reading time • BOS provides a recommends the following time breakdown on the front page of the exam paper Section I: • Part A: 40 minutes - Multiple choice • Part B: 1 hour and 10 minutes - Short answer Section II: Options: 1 hour and 10 minutes - Short answer and extended response
‘Quick Tricks’ Activity Three: Assess the role that supportive environments can play in addressing health priority issues in Australia . (8 marks) • What to include in a response • Identify various health priority issues in Australia • Show knowledge of Creating Supportive Environments (Ottawa Charter) • Make a judgement on how effective supportive environments are in addressing a range of health priority issues • Use examples specific to Australia
‘Practicing the Quick Tricks’ Activity Four: • Read the question • Identify the marks allocated • Circle the HSC word/s so you know HOW to answer the question • Underline the syllabus points so you know WHAT the question is asking you about • Read the question again for key hints • Use acronyms to remember key concepts
Framework for Writing a Logical and Clear Response Activity Five: Wrapper Sauce Layers Burger bun Patty
Practice Time Activity Six: 1. Identify the different levels of responsibility for health promotion in Australia. In your answer, provide a relevant example of each. (3 marks) 2. Identify ONE sporting event and explain the psychological strategies that an athlete could use to effectively manage their anxiety prior to competing in this event (4 marks) 3. Describe the risk behaviours and protective behaviours for cardiovascular disease (6 marks) 4. Identify ONE sporting event and recommend a selection of types of training and training methods for an athlete performing in this event. Justify your recommended training methods.(7 marks) Use the quick tricks Develop a plan Write a response
Marking the HSC • Marking guidelines. • Pilot marking/real marking. • Script double marked. • Discrepancies. • Positive marking.