24 05, 2023

Targeting knowledge gaps – Focus your study with exam questions

By |2023-05-21T06:34:04+10:00May 24th, 2023|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Questions, Study Tips|Comments Off on Targeting knowledge gaps – Focus your study with exam questions

To do well in exams, you must identify and address knowledge gaps that hinder your performance. Practice questions are an amazing tool for this purpose. Identifying knowledge gaps Practice questions can be used as diagnostic tools to assess your understanding of the content to find your knowledge gaps. By engaging with a range of questions, [...]

9 08, 2022

Understanding PDHPE Marking Criteria

By |2022-08-03T13:21:07+10:00August 9th, 2022|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Key word, Questions, Study Tips, writing|Comments Off on Understanding PDHPE Marking Criteria

Marking criteria follows a very clear pattern in the HSC exam. There is a very clear hierarchy. At the top of this is critically evaluate and at the bottom is identify. The best way to learn how marking criteria work is to understand this hierarchy as well as know the definitions for your key words. [...]

2 08, 2022

Plan your Answer

By |2022-08-03T11:46:19+10:00August 2nd, 2022|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Questions, Resources, Study Tips, writing|Comments Off on Plan your Answer

Why you should plan your answer "If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!" is one of the most well known saying from Benjamin Franklin. This phrase is true for much of life including writing HSC exam answers. If you don't have a plan how do you know where you are going? How [...]

11 03, 2020

Past Papers

By |2020-03-11T15:31:51+10:00March 11th, 2020|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Questions, Study Tips, writing|0 Comments

Everyone knows one of the best ways to study for the HSC is to do past papers. It helps develop your recall of information, forces you to practice writing answers, think about examples and helps identify places of weakness. How do you do past papers? The best way to do past papers is to mimic [...]

9 03, 2020

Sample Answer Marking Rubric Analysis

By |2020-03-10T13:58:56+10:00March 9th, 2020|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Questions, Sports Medicine, Study Tips, What role do preventative actions play in enhancing the wellbeing of the athlete?|0 Comments

This marking rubric refers to the 4 dot points above the extended response questions: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the health and physical activity concepts relevant to questions Ie correct interpretation of the question by doing what the directive term states (compare, analyse, describe etc) and using the correct syllabus content. Apply the skills of [...]

7 10, 2019

Marking Rubric

By |2019-10-07T03:53:30+10:00October 7th, 2019|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Improving Performance, Questions, Study Tips, What ethical issues are related to improving performance?|0 Comments

The HSC PDHPE marking rubric refers to the 4 dot points above the extended response questions: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the health and physical activity concepts relevant to questions This criteria basically means that you show the correct interpretation of the question by doing what the directive term states (compare, analyse, describe) while using [...]

30 07, 2019

Study with a Plan

By |2019-07-29T13:03:58+10:00July 30th, 2019|Articles, Flashcards, HSC PDHPE, Questions, Study Tips|Comments Off on Study with a Plan

As you prepare for your HSC PDHPE exam I want to encourage you to make sure you study with a plan. What I mean, is that you plan out your study 2 weeks ahead and that you have a plan for each session of study that you do. First, your plan for the weeks ahead. [...]

2 04, 2019

Multiple Choice Questions

By |2019-04-01T11:13:40+10:00April 2nd, 2019|Articles, HSC PDHPE, Questions, Study Tips|0 Comments

Answering multiple choice questions in HSC PDHPE exams is often the thing students practice rarely and understand the least. Multiple choice questions are written at various levels and are used to help separate students into the 6 bands. It is worth reading through the multiple choice questions three (3) times and answering different level questions [...]

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