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Grade 9 Sports Science - Nutrition Assessment Task

To achieve and maintain a healthy weight you should be physically active and choose amounts of nutritious food and drinks to meet your energy needs. The best approach is to adopt nutritious dietary patterns in which your energy (kilojoule) intake doesn't regularly exceed your energy expenditure. Using the following resources your task is to plan a series of meals for an elite level AFL player who is playing a match at 7.30pm on Saturday night.

Rubric Code: KA4X9X

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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

9SPSC Nutrition Assessment Task
	Re-Submit 0.2 pts	D 0.4 pts	C 0.6 pts	B 0.8 pts	A 1 pts
Diet Intake Accuracy 30 % Accuracy of RDI with respect to kilojoule, carbohydrate, protein and fat intake.	Re-Submit RDI levels are in no way accurate.	D All RDI levels have little accuracy.	C Some RDI levels have complete accuracy, whilst others have little accuracy.	B All RDI levels are somewhat accurate.	A All RDI levels are extremely accurate.
Application to Real-World 25 % Ability to translate plan in to a real world, game day setting.	Re-Submit This meal plan would require a number of significant modifications before being applied to a real world context.	D This meal plan could be translated in to a real world environment with some significant modifications.	C This meal plan could be translated in to a real world environment with a number of minor modifications.	B This meal plan could be translated in to a real world environment with some minor modifications.	A This meal plan could easily be translated in to a real world environment.
Timings, Serving Size and Hydration 25 % The appropriateness of times meals are to be eater, the serving sizes of the meals and hydration.	Re-Submit The timing or serving size of meals is not appropriate to a 'game day' scenario. Hydration is not present on the plan.	D The timing or serving size of meals is not appropriate to a 'game day' scenario. Hydration is present on the plan but not at all appropriate to the game day setting.	C The timing or serving size of meals is not appropriate to a 'game day' scenario. Hydration is present on the plan but not entirely appropriate to the game day setting.	B The timing and serving size of meals is appropriate to a 'game day' scenario. Hydration is present on the plan but not entirely appropriate to the game day setting.	A The timing and serving size of meals and hydration levels are appropriate to the 'game day' scenario.
Organisation 20 %	Re-Submit Some required information is missing. Information could not be translated into a useable document.	D All required information is presented. Information could be translated into a useable document with significant modifications.	C All required information is presented. Information could be translated into a useable document with modifications.	B Information is presented in an appropriate manner so that all information can be seen at a glance (across multiple pages). Information would easily translate into a useable document with some modifications.	A Information is presented in an appropriate manner so that all information can be seen at a glance (max. 1 page). Information would easily translate into a useable document with no modifications.

Keywords:

Diet Nutrition Planner

Subjects:

Physical Ed., Fitness

Types:

Assessment

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