GCSE PE- Structure and Functions of the Skeleton

[@ibby3849]

This mans top went from a 2 to a 6 1 mark from a 7 in pe . Highly recommend his livestream the day before the exam

[@joejones2930]

these videos are quality and so helpful

[@shituandzouma1457]

so helpful doing my gcses this year

[@faithandrobinx]

How did you so

[@emoconnor8939]

do you think could put different questions on the screen, during the videos? maybe for us to pause and try, and then play the video to go through the answer and where we would be given marks? thank you!!!

[@PlanetPEgcsepe]

Great idea I’ll do that in tonight’s video

[@tobyhicks7858]

very useful thanks

[@cafcinside6233]

Mad helpful

[@csj3557]

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[@harveyjuancallister4107]

1 comment : the pelvis interlocks the FEMUR- not the humerus

[@varyadarling3395]

thought so

[@samba3968]

Hi there I just want to clarify because in my school our definitions are a bit different to you. But if we was to use the definitions u are using would we still be getting marks in the real thing (GCSEs). Or do we need to learn the definition that we have been provided with for example edexcel have a different definition. Would it be safe to use the definitions we already know or can we use yours. Bit worried.

[@PlanetPEgcsepe]

gaming Hd thanks for watching. There are a few differences between exam boards. My videos generally use the AQA terms but there is little difference. I’d suggest looking on edexcel site to see the glossary of terms they use

[@samba3968]

Planet PE Thank You

[@samba3968]

@@PlanetPEgcsepe hi there I've just realised I'm aqa not edexcel. Just a quick one. Do u need to learn the exact definition as it is. Because my pe teacher said that I should. Because I've noticed that some definitions can change the vocabulary over time. And I feel a bit worried now because I've been using your definitions. And they are a bit different to the ones i use. So I feel that I have to go back and learn the definitions that are in my book instead of yours. But idk if the exam board are that strict.

[@samba3968]

@@PlanetPEgcsepe for example I have written that the deltoid: is movement of the arm in all directions in particular abduction at the shoulder. But in my book it says deltoid: for lifting the arm sideways. Does it matter of what one to write?

[@PlanetPEgcsepe]

The shoulder can perform all movements. Abduction, adduction, flexion, extension, rotation and circumduction. If you were to say lifting the the arm sideways it would suggest abduction. As an examiner I’d prefer moving way from the midland of the body

[@PetrusMatshwele]

Thank u very much

[@iwatching56]

How can i get the text content for your videos? Please help. Sincerely appreciate your efforts to make this video and all the information.

[@owenbusuttil295]

King

[@archiewebb_]

What exam board is this?

[@PlanetPEgcsepe]

aqa

[@weeborghini4016]

where is the link

[@PlanetPEgcsepe]

王嘉曦 in the description

[@ninjawolfie2657]

You didn't cover the carpal bones