OCR A Level PE 3.2 Contemporary Issues Mind Maps: Full Topic (15 Printable Revision Maps) 15 colour-coded, print-ready mind maps covering the whole OCR A Level PE Contemporary Issues in Physical Activity and Sport topic: drugs, violence, gambling, commercialisation, media, routes to excellence and technology. Key terms are highlighted, with mnemonics, case studies and exam questions on every page. Contemporary Issues is a content-heavy topic, and the 10-markers reward students who can organise their knowledge and back it up with examples. This pack condenses the whole OCR 3.2 topic into 15 bright, easy-to-scan mind maps. Each is colour-coded, with the key terms highlighted so students know exactly what to learn, then cover the page and test themselves. What’s included Drugs and doping The PEDs (hGH, anabolic steroids, beta blockers, EPO, blood doping, diuretics) Legal supplements and why performers dope Consequences and solutions Violence in sport 4. Causes (player and spectator) 5. Implications and solutions Gambling 6. Gambling and sport (match fixing and illegal betting) Commercialisation and the media 7. Profit and the Golden Triangle 8. Winners and losers (impact on society, sport, performers and spectators) 9. How media coverage has evolved 10. Effects of the media on sport Routes to sporting excellence 11. The pathway (schools, clubs and universities) 12. Talent identification 13. UK Sport, the National Institutes (EIS) and drop-out Modern technology in sport 14. The benefits (elite sport and participation) 15. Fairness, fun and flaws Why students love them Whole topic in one pack: every part of 3.2 is covered, so there’s no need to hunt through notes or textbooks. Highlighted key terms: the exam-relevant vocabulary stands out, so students can see what to learn. Built-in memory aids: mnemonics such as “iPHAD” for spectator violence causes and “SPAA” for the elite benefits of technology. Real case studies for AO2: Lance Armstrong, Eric Cantona, Hillsborough, the Golden Triangle and more, with space for students to add their own. Exam questions on every map: real-style questions with mark allocations, from 1-markers up to 10-markers. 10-mark planning help: structure tips (e.g. Reasons, Consequences, Solutions, and PEE paragraphs) so students know how to build a top-band answer. Active recall tasks: “add your own”, “draw it” and “your turn” prompts turn the page from reading into revising. Clear, colourful, printable design: one map per A4 page, and it works in colour or black and white. Perfect for Students revising independently and preparing for mocks and exams Teachers wanting a ready-made revision resource, homework task or intervention pack Starters, plenaries and cover lessons Revision folders and wall displays

OCR A Level PE Biomechanics Mind Maps – Full Course (17 Printable Revision Maps) Summary 17 colour-coded, print-ready mind maps covering the whole OCR A Level PE Biomechanics topic (1.3.a and 1.3.b), plus planes and axes. Key terms are highlighted, with memory tricks, worked examples and “cover and test yourself” tasks on every page. Revision that students will actually use. This pack condenses the entire OCR A Level PE Biomechanics content into 17 bright, easy-to-scan mind maps. Each one is colour-coded by topic, with the key terms highlighted so students know exactly what to learn, then cover the page and test themselves. What’s included Year 1 (1.3.a): Principles, levers and technology Newton’s Laws of Motion Calculations and Effects of Force Forces: Balanced and Unbalanced Friction, Air Resistance and Free Body Diagrams Centre of Mass and Stability Lever Systems Analysing Movement with Technology Year 2 (1.3.b): Linear, angular, fluid and projectile motion 8. Linear Motion 9. Graphs of Linear Motion 10. Angular Motion 11. Moment of Inertia and Angular Momentum 12. Projectile Motion 13. Fluid Mechanics: Lift 14. Magnus Effect and Spin Extra: Planes of movement and axes of rotation 15. Planes of Movement 16. Axes of Rotation 17. Planes and Axes Together Why students love them Whole course in one pack: every Biomechanics topic from Year 1 through Year 2, plus planes and axes. Highlighted key terms: the exam-relevant vocabulary stands out, so there’s no guessing what to learn. Memory tricks built in: mnemonics like “I Am Ready” for Newton’s laws, “FLE” for lever classes and “WRAF” for external forces. Real sporting examples: golf, F1, trampolining, tennis, swimming, football and more, so students can apply knowledge to exam questions. Active recall tasks: every map ends with a “cover and test yourself”, “draw it” or “explain it” activity. Exam skills: includes graph-description phrasing and the free body diagram and calculation practice that examiners reward. Clear, colourful, printable design: works in colour or black and white, and fits one map per A4 page. Perfect for Students revising independently or in the run-up to mocks and exams Teachers who want a ready-made revision resource or homework task Starter or plenary activities, intervention sessions and cover lessons Wall displays and revision packs Specification: OCR A Level Physical Education (H555), Component 01: Physiological factors affecting performance (Biomechanics). How to use Print single-sided or double-sided, and read through the highlighted terms. Then cover the page and test recall, and finish with the practice task at the bottom of each map. Students can also annotate, stick them in a revision folder or build them into a wall display. Tags/keywords OCR, A Level PE, Biomechanics, Mind Maps, Revision, Levers, Newton’s Laws, Projectile Motion, Magnus Effect, Angular Momentum, Planes and Axes, Sport Science, Post-16 PE