Guidance Flashcards
Visual guidance
> demonstration of required task
visual aids - photos, videos, iPads
modifying display - cones or markers - enhancing perceptions of the surroundings to aid learning
Visual guidance: +
> shows what the skill should look like
prevents information overload (suits cognitive learners)
can be used in groups
videos can be slowed/enhanced
Visual guidance: -
> if incorrect technique is demonstrated, incorrect technique is learnt
time-consuming
Verbal guidance:
> instruction given verbally by coach
Direct - explanation/instruction
Prompting - one word (shout)
Verbal guidance: +
> instant and effective
cues can be given (timing of skills)
Verbal guidance: -
> must be communicated effectively
can cause information overload
performer requires knowledge of sport
can be distracting if given during gameplay
Manual/mechanical guidance:
> guidance involving physical contact with the performer
supporting (coach)
equipment
Manual/mechanical guidance: +
> removes elements of risk
performer builds kinaesthetic awareness
Manual/mechanical guidance: -
> performer becomes dependant
performer may be uncomfortable
only used one on one
equipment expensive