core 2 cq4; assessment of skill and performance Flashcards

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What are the characteristics of skilled performers in assessment?

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TACK
- Technique
- Anticipation
- Consistency
- Kinaesthetic sense

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what is technique?

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the ability to execute a movement with technical efficiency

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why is technique useful for assessment?

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essential for performance appraisal
(mostly closed skill)

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why is technique bad for assessment?

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slightly more difficult to appraise as it requires a high level of expertise and is subjective.

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what is anticipation?

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athletes ability to predict what will happen next (developed in auto stage)

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pros of anticipation?

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ensures correct decision making at the elite level increasing advantage over the opponent

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cons of anticipation

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assessment is used for single players rather than a team so positional differences may affect reliability of appraisal
hard to measure

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what is consistency?

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the ability to replicate and repeat good performance outcomes

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Why is consistency good for assessment?

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valid and reliable way to appraise performance elements as the athlete is able to demonstrate repeated success in the same environment.

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why is consistency bad for assessment?

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since it is a numerical representation of skill it doesn’t provide a whole picture in assessing an athletes skill

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what is kinaesthetic sense?

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An athletes proprioceptive feedback and correction of own movements

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why is kinaesthetic sense good for appraisal of performers

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effective way athletes can appraise performance at an elite level

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why is kinaesthetic sense bad for appraisal of performers

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Informal and subjective hence, not as reliable as other methods (hard to assess externally)

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what is objective performance measures?

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no interpretation
results are clear
use of measuring instruments

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what are subjective performance measures?

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results are interpreted
judgements are made about quality of performance
personal feelings/opinions influence judgement

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what is validity?

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When a test measures what it is suspposed to measure and ensures results are relevant.
100m sprint for speed NOT for cardiorespiratory endurance

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what is reliability?

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test producing consistent results each time with the same conditions

18
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what is a personal judging career?

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subjective
based on feelings
preconcieved attitudes/expectations
better for isolation performance

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what is prescribed judging criteria?

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For SR; making subjective as objective as possible
For MCQ; objective

criteria established by the governing body of the sport
- checklists, rating scales and degree of difficulty charts

assigned elements to evaluate
- costumes, difficulty or dance

better for organised comp (diving)