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BTEC First Sport: BTEC Level 2 Firsts in Sport Student's Book

BTEC First Sport: BTEC Level 2 Firsts in Sport Student's Book

by IanWood (Author)

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 368
 Publisher: OUP Oxford
Published: 10 May 2010
ISBN 10: 1850085153
ISBN 13: 9781850085157
Children’s book age: 12+ Years

Media Reviews
I will definitely be getting some at that price thats gold!! People should be biting your hand off for that. I very much like the layout and design. I like the fact that each page is not over-worded and there is some kind of diagram or picture on each page. The use of colour is very good. In my opinion you have got the differentiated activities spot on. The gold, silver and bronze activities will help this publication stand out. The challenge and vocational aspect is ideally matched to the criteria. Mid-production review
Author Bio
Rob Commons was Head of PE and has 12 years PE teaching experience, Gez Rizzo is Director of Sport and has 11 years PE teaching experience and Michala Swales is Head of PE and has 11 years PE teaching experience. All three have extensive experience teaching BTEC Level 2 Firsts in Sport. Rob Commons was Head of PE and has 12 years PE teaching experience, Gez Rizzo is Director of Sport and has 11 years PE teaching experience and Michala Swales is Head of PE and has 11 years PE teaching experience. All three have extensive experience teaching BTEC Level 2 Firsts in Sport. Darrel Barsby is Head of Physical Education and has eight year's teaching experience. Ian Wood has 20 years experience of delivering and assessing BTEC Sport qualifications. He now produces BTEC Sport resources to support staff and schools and colleges, as well as being involved in staff training. He has also worked in the sports industry for many years, most recently in a busy sports development department and as a regional director for the Amateur Swimming Association. Ray Barker has worked in the sports and leisure industry for many years, managing sports centres and adventure centres, in the UK and abroad, and coaching and assisting in the management of sports clubs. He now lectures in sport and leisure management at the University of Hull and is involved with curriculum development at various awarding bodies.