International Baccalaureate · IB Diploma
Sports, Exercise and Health Science · SL
เอกสารข้อสอบ ตัวอย่าง และเอกสารหลักสูตรสำหรับรายวิชานี้
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เอกสารหัวข้อที่แชร์กันจะคงชื่อหลักสูตรและหัวข้อต้นทางไว้ ใช้ข้อกำหนดของคณะกรรมการที่คุณเลือกสำหรับการครอบคลุมเนื้อหา ระดับ และการทดสอบ
เอกสารเสริม · International Baccalaureate · IB Diploma · Sports, Exercise and Health Science · SL (12)
- 1. A.1 · การสื่อสาร
- 2. A.2 · การดื่มน้ำและการเลี้ยงดู
- 3. A.3 · การตอบสนอง
- 4. B.1 · การสร้างการเคลื่อนไหวในร่างกาย
- 5. B.2 · แรง การเคลื่อนที่ และการเคลื่อนไหว
- 6. B.3 · การบาดเจ็บ
- 7. C.1 · ความแตกต่างระหว่างบุคคล
- 8. C.2 · การเรียนรู้ด้านทักษะทางกายภาพ
- 9. C.3 · แรงจูงใจ
- 10. C.4 · ความเครียดและการปรับตัว
- 11. C.5 · ทักษะทางจิตวิทยา
- 12. ภาคปฏิบัติ · โปรแกรมการทดลอง
ใบงาน · International Baccalaureate · IB Diploma · Sports, Exercise and Health Science · SL (9)
- 1.1 Exercise physiology: responses and recovery
- 2.1 Hydration: interpret balance without forcing dehydration
- 2.2 Digestion, transport and health evidence
- 4.1 Biomechanics: movement and impulse
- 6.1 Injury evidence: compare exposure as well as counts
- 7.1 Motivation, stress and evidence in sport
- 8.1 Motor control: feedback, timing and evidence
- 8.2 Motor learning, feedback and retention
- 12.1 Uncertainty, gradients and model testing
สไลด์นำเสนอ · International Baccalaureate · IB Diploma · Sports, Exercise and Health Science · SL (12)
- 1. A.1 · การสื่อสาร
- 2. A.2 · การดื่มน้ำและการเลี้ยงดู
- 3. A.3 · การตอบสนอง
- 4. B.1 · การสร้างการเคลื่อนไหวในร่างกาย
- 5. B.2 · แรง การเคลื่อนที่ และการเคลื่อนไหว
- 6. B.3 · การบาดเจ็บ
- 7. C.1 · ความแตกต่างระหว่างบุคคล
- 8. C.2 · การเรียนรู้ด้านทักษะทางกายภาพ
- 9. C.3 · แรงจูงใจ
- 10. C.4 · ความเครียดและการปรับตัว
- 11. C.5 · ทักษะทางจิตวิทยา
- 12. ภาคปฏิบัติ · โปรแกรมการทดลอง
สไลด์ walkthrough แบบฝึกหัด · International Baccalaureate · IB Diploma · Sports, Exercise and Health Science · SL (9)
- 1.1 Exercise physiology: responses and recovery · Walk-through
- 2.1 Hydration: interpret balance without forcing dehydration · Walk-through
- 2.2 Digestion, transport and health evidence · Walk-through
- 4.1 Biomechanics: movement and impulse · Walk-through
- 6.1 Injury evidence: compare exposure as well as counts · Walk-through
- 7.1 Motivation, stress and evidence in sport · Walk-through
- 8.1 Motor control: feedback, timing and evidence · Walk-through
- 8.2 Motor learning, feedback and retention · Walk-through
- 12.1 Uncertainty, gradients and model testing · Walk-through
คู่มือการสอน · International Baccalaureate · IB Diploma · Sports, Exercise and Health Science · SL (1)
หน่วยเรียนและวัตถุประสงค์การเรียนรู้
บทเรียนเหล่านี้สอนวัตถุประสงค์หลักสูตรที่เลือกไว้ ตรวจสอบช่องว่างในการครอบคลุมเนื้อหาที่เหลือ วัสดุนี้ไม่ถือเป็นโปรแกรมเตรียมความพร้อมแบบครบถ้วน
A.1 · การสื่อสาร
- Blood volume pumped per minute.
- An acute response occurs during or soon after exercise. A training adaptation develops over repeated sessions. A lower post-exercise heart rate cannot alone establish greater fitness without comparable workload and participant conditions.
- Use voluntary informed participation, school supervision and an approved low-intensity protocol. Record baseline, a standardized workload and timed recovery measurements. Stop for discomfort and do not use maximal exertion or health diagnosis as a classroom task.
- cardiac output
- Blood volume pumped per minute
- stroke volume
- Blood volume pumped per beat
A.2 · การดื่มน้ำและการบำรุงอาหาร
- Relationship between water inputs, outputs and storage.
- For a simplified field estimate, sweat loss in kilograms is approximately pre-activity mass minus post-activity mass plus drink mass minus urine mass. Express the estimate per hour only after recording duration. This approximation omits some respiratory and metabolic mass changes and assumes comparable dry clothing and a suitable balance.
- Analyse fictional or consented teacher-approved low-risk data. Record balance resolution, time, intake and whether clothing conditions match. Students need not exercise or disclose personal body mass. Never restrict drinking or induce dehydration to create a result. Compare uncertainties and alternative explanations before interpreting a difference.
- Breakdown of large food molecules.
- Absorption moves soluble products into blood or lymph. Thin exchange surfaces and a large surface area shorten diffusion paths and increase transfer. Enzyme activity and transport are different processes.
- Use Benedict reagent with controlled heating for reducing sugars, iodine for starch, Biuret reagent for protein, and the ethanol emulsion test for lipids. Keep ethanol away from flames. Use positive and negative controls.
- water balance
- Relationship between water inputs, outputs and storage
- sweat rate
- Sweat volume lost per unit time under stated conditions
- digestion
- Breakdown of large food molecules
- absorption
- Movement of soluble products into the body
A.3 · การตอบสนอง (Response)
- Blood volume pumped per minute.
- An acute response occurs during or soon after exercise. A training adaptation develops over repeated sessions. A lower post-exercise heart rate cannot alone establish greater fitness without comparable workload and participant conditions.
- Use voluntary informed participation, school supervision and an approved low-intensity protocol. Record baseline, a standardized workload and timed recovery measurements. Stop for discomfort and do not use maximal exertion or health diagnosis as a classroom task.
- cardiac output
- Blood volume pumped per minute
- stroke volume
- Blood volume pumped per beat
B.1 · การสร้างการเคลื่อนไหวในร่างกาย
- Force integrated over time, equal to momentum change.
- A biomechanical analysis must define the segment, direction and phase of movement. Net force and a single muscle force are not interchangeable. A longer lever arm can change torque without changing applied force.
- Use teacher-approved video of a safe movement with consent. Calibrate distance and time, identify frames consistently, and avoid making medical claims from a two-dimensional recording. Camera perspective can bias apparent joint angles.
- สัญญาณ
- Force integrated over time, equal to momentum change
- base of support
- The area supporting a body
B.2 · แรง การเคลื่อนที่ และการเคลื่อนไหว
- Force integrated over time, equal to momentum change.
- A biomechanical analysis must define the segment, direction and phase of movement. Net force and a single muscle force are not interchangeable. A longer lever arm can change torque without changing applied force.
- Use teacher-approved video of a safe movement with consent. Calibrate distance and time, identify frames consistently, and avoid making medical claims from a two-dimensional recording. Camera perspective can bias apparent joint angles.
- สัญญาณ
- Force integrated over time, equal to momentum change
- base of support
- The area supporting a body
B.3 · บาดเจ็บ
- New events divided by a specified exposure measure.
- An incidence rate divides new injury events by exposure time, often expressed per 1,000 athlete-hours. Use the same case definition and exposure method in comparisons. Severity, recurrence and missing records also matter; two groups with equal incidence can have different time lost or different injury types.
- Use anonymized fictional surveillance tables. Identify what counts as an injury and how training or match exposure was recorded. Calculate comparable rates, check sample sizes and reporting changes, and propose prevention hypotheses for qualified staff to evaluate. Students do not induce injuries, diagnose peers or decide return-to-play clearance.
- incidence rate
- New events divided by a specified exposure measure
- overuse injury
- Injury associated with repeated loading over time
C.1 · ความแตกต่างระหว่างบุคคล
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence.
- A self-report scale measures reported experience under its design. It does not diagnose a disorder or establish a universal relationship between arousal and performance. Analyse within-person and between-person variation separately.
- Use anonymous voluntary questionnaires approved by the school, avoid sensitive personal disclosure, and allow withdrawal. Compare the same task and time point, define the scale and explain its limitations.
- motivation
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence
- coping
- Strategies used to manage demands
C.2 · การเรียนรู้ด้านทักษะทางกายภาพ (Motor learning)
- Additional task information supplied beyond the performer’s own sensory feedback.
- Distinguish knowledge of results from knowledge of performance. A score reports the outcome; a description of arm position reports movement features. Feedback can guide practice, yet immediate success with continuous prompts may not persist when prompts are removed. Retention and transfer therefore provide stronger learning evidence than one practice score.
- Use a voluntary, low-risk seated target or tracing task. Define the outcome, keep practice opportunities equal, give an agreed feedback schedule and assess delayed performance without feedback. Counterbalance group order where feasible and use anonymous records. Do not claim the task completely models elite performance.
- Persistence of learning after a delay.
- A retention test after a delay and without the same assistance can provide evidence of learning. Practice conditions, prior experience and task difficulty need control before comparing feedback methods.
- Use a low-risk target task, equal practice time, random or balanced assignment, and a delayed retention test. Record outcome accuracy separately from movement quality. Seek consent and avoid labels about a participant ability or personality.
- augmented feedback
- Additional task information supplied beyond the performer’s own sensory feedback
- knowledge of results
- Feedback about the task outcome
- retention
- Persistence of learning after a delay
C.3 · แรงจูงใจ (Motivation)
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence.
- A self-report scale measures reported experience under its design. It does not diagnose a disorder or establish a universal relationship between arousal and performance. Analyse within-person and between-person variation separately.
- Use anonymous voluntary questionnaires approved by the school, avoid sensitive personal disclosure, and allow withdrawal. Compare the same task and time point, define the scale and explain its limitations.
- motivation
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence
- coping
- Strategies used to manage demands
C.4 · ความเครียดและการปรับตัว
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence.
- A self-report scale measures reported experience under its design. It does not diagnose a disorder or establish a universal relationship between arousal and performance. Analyse within-person and between-person variation separately.
- Use anonymous voluntary questionnaires approved by the school, avoid sensitive personal disclosure, and allow withdrawal. Compare the same task and time point, define the scale and explain its limitations.
- motivation
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence
- coping
- Strategies used to manage demands
C.5 · ทักษะทางจิตวิทยา
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence.
- A self-report scale measures reported experience under its design. It does not diagnose a disorder or establish a universal relationship between arousal and performance. Analyse within-person and between-person variation separately.
- Use anonymous voluntary questionnaires approved by the school, avoid sensitive personal disclosure, and allow withdrawal. Compare the same task and time point, define the scale and explain its limitations.
- motivation
- Processes influencing initiation and persistence
- coping
- Strategies used to manage demands
Practical · หลักสูตรการทดลอง
- A quantified limitation on a measured result.
- For a product or quotient, adding fractional uncertainties is a common maximum-uncertainty approximation. For a difference, add absolute uncertainties. A nonzero intercept can reveal an offset or an incomplete model.
- Show units on axes and choose a sensible scale. Plot uncertainty bars where justified, draw a best-fit line rather than joining every point, and estimate steepest and shallowest plausible gradients when the course method calls for them.
- uncertainty
- A quantified limitation on a measured result
- systematic error
- A consistent measurement bias
เตรียมตัวสำหรับการสอบนี้
- Three themes: exercise physiology/nutrition, biomechanics, sports psychology/motor learning. No old optional-topic model.
- SL Paper 1: 1.5 h, Paper 2: 1.5 h; HL: 1.75 h, 2.5 h. Weights 36% and 40%; individual investigation 24%, maximum 3,200 words.
- Practical work 20 h, collaborative sciences project 10 h and investigation 10 h.
- Investigations use informed consent, school risk assessment, voluntary low-risk tasks and privacy; do not provoke injury, dehydration, maximal exertion or psychological distress.
เนื้อหาการสอนที่ยังต้องทำ
- Full current SEHS guide required for exact SL objectives; anatomy, physiological regulation and psychology depth are not established by the brief.
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