15.1 Skill Classification and Stages of Learning Flashcards

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Describe Gross Motor Skills using an example

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Recruiting large muscle groups with less emphasis on precision, e.g. running

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Describe Fine Motor Skills using an example

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Recruiting smaller muscles for precision movements e.g. the finger and hand movement in darts.

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Describe Discrete motor skills using an example

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Clear beginning and end, e.g. a netball pass

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Describe Continuous motor skills using an example

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No definite beginning or end, e.g. running.

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Describe Serial motor skills using an example

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When several discrete skills are performed in a sequence, e.g. a gymnastics floor routine.

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Describe Closed motor skills using an example

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Skills where the performer has the greatest control over the performance environment. Eg a Basketball free throw.

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Describe Open motor skills using an example

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Performed in a less predictable environment eg a game of soccer

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Describe the cognative stage of learning

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Learner makes large and frequent errors, attention is focused on thinking through each movement, can’t correct errors yet

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Describe the associative stage of learning

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Beginning to associate the activity with the environment, fewer errors, beginning to fix own mistakes

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Describe the autonomous stage of learning

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Performance is automatic, can focus on tactics and correct own errors.

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