Lvl 2: Teaching Beginners/Kids Instruction Flashcards

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What variables determine how, and in which order, concepts are presented to beginners?

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Describe the different types of snowboard rental equipment available to beginners at your resort.

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Explain some of the benefits and characteristics of effective posture.

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4
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Sequence the basic skills you teach to beginners. Relate the order of this sequence to terrain.

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5
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Explain important lift operating procedures at your resort.

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6
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Why is it important to ride up the lift after your group members have loaded ahead of you?

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What special safety precautions do you take in regards to beginners?

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What are the most important things beginners should walk away knowing?

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What kind of train does your mountain have for beginners, and how do you use it to benefit their learning environment?

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Explain the CAP model. Why is it an important consideration in children’s instruction?

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In terms of the CAP model, how would a 6yo’s lesson differ from a 10yo’s lesson?

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12
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What are Piaget’s 4 stages of cognitive development? Relate characteristics observed in students.

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In terms of Piaget, how would a 4yo’s lesson differ from a 9yo’s lesson?

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14
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Why is it important to know where a child is in their cognitive development?

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15
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How do the processes of reversibility and directionality affect a child’s ability to follow directions?

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16
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Discuss the use of visualization when teaching children.

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17
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Explain why playing games is so important in a child’s lesson.

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18
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Describe 5 games/activities you like to use with children and why.

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19
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Explain how a child’s center of mass (com) changes as they mature. Why is this an important consideration when teaching children of different ages?

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20
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Explain why a young snowboard likes to bend at the waist so much.

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21
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How does the development of movement skills affect how a child will be taught?

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22
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What does laterality and upper-lower body separation have to do with teaching children snowboarding?

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23
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How can laterality and directionality be confusing to a child in a class situation?

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24
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Identify Gardner’s 7 intelligences. How can you identify intelligences in children?

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25
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Explain some ways that different dominant intelligences can be addressed within the same lesson.

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26
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Explain or draw Maslow’s hierarchy of needs.

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27
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Why is it important to address Maslow’s hierarchy in a child’s lesson?

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28
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How would you go about addressing Maslow’s hierarchy in a child’s lesson?

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29
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How would you go about giving feedback to a child?

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30
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How would you go about debriefing a parent on a child’s lesson?

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31
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Ask 10 of your friends what a child thinks is the most important part of a child’s lesson.

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32
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Ask 10 of your friends what a parent thinks is the most important part of a child’s lesson.

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33
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What is the difference between “I” statements and “you” statements? Why is this important to teaching children?

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34
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What is the policy at your resort concerning:
A)sick child B)Hypothermia C)accident/injury D)Wet pants
E)Lost child F) End of class/returning child to parent

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35
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Explain why guided discovery is an important tool to use with children.

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36
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For which type of lesson or child would direct instruction work best?

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37
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Discuss special considerations that need to be addressed in terms of children’s snowboard equipment.

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38
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How do the principles of Learning Theory and Behaviorism apply to teaching children?

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39
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Explore the impact of positive and negative reinforcement. What works and why?

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40
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Describe successful methods used for motivating children.

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41
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Give 4 examples of motor response development.

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42
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What are important communication techniques when teaching children?

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43
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How can you modify a presentation to children who may be having trouble?

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44
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What is a prepared environment?

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45
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What are teaching aids? List teaching aids commonly used in snowboard instruction.

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46
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Why are stationary exercises useful?

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47
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How can you help instill Your Responsibility Code in children?

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48
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What are components of successful kid’s class organization?

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49
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How can slalom poles be used effectively? Give examples for several levels of snowboarders.

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50
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Give an example of an activity or game, what movement it promotes, and for what age it is appropriate.

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51
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What is animism?

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52
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List your 3 favorite teaching exercises. Modify each to meet the needs of groups of different ages.

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53
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Describe your favorite teaching terrain for beginner children.

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54
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Explain safety considerations when bringing a class of advanced 7yo’s to steep terrain for the first time.

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