In order for you to improve the work you will need to focus on the last question. You must tell me why a swimmer needs carbohydrate, what type of carbohydrates, where are they getting these carbohydrates from, when should they be eaten etc. If you can answer these questions for both protein and fats you will change your work to a distinction level answer. You could also answer why having some degree of fat in your diet might be a good thing for a swimmer. MERIT.
Bradley your grade for the CV diagram was a MERIT. To get a distinction you needed to mention the action of the heart valves and when they opened and closed during the heart cycle.
Bradley your nervous system work is at PASS level. In order to improve it to a distinction level you will need to add some information. Tell me what a motor neuron is? Tell me about gradation of contraction? Include a diagram of a motor neuron.
Bradley your Joint analysis is accurate and well completed. Easy DISTINCTION.
ReplyDeleteIn order for you to improve the work you will need to focus on the last question. You must tell me why a swimmer needs carbohydrate, what type of carbohydrates, where are they getting these carbohydrates from, when should they be eaten etc. If you can answer these questions for both protein and fats you will change your work to a distinction level answer. You could also answer why having some degree of fat in your diet might be a good thing for a swimmer. MERIT.
ReplyDeleteBradley you flew thgouh your skeletal assessment and have clearly been revising well. Please see the witness staement for more detailed information.
ReplyDeleteBradley your grade for the CV diagram was a MERIT. To get a distinction you needed to mention the action of the heart valves and when they opened and closed during the heart cycle.
ReplyDeleteBradley your nervous system work is at PASS level. In order to improve it to a distinction level you will need to add some information. Tell me what a motor neuron is? Tell me about gradation of contraction? Include a diagram of a motor neuron.
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