Methods of practice Flashcards
What are the four methods of practice?
- part
- whole
- whole part whole
- progressive
what is the whole practice method?
method of practice where the skill is practiced in its entirety w/ subroutines intact
when is the whole practice method used for?
used for:
- fast/ballistic skills
- closed skills
- simple skills
- discrete skills
- highly organised skills
why is the whole part practice method used?
promote:
- fluency/kinaesthetic sense
- understanding/relationship between sub-routines
- appreciate the end product
- motor programmes developed through trial + error
who is the whole part practice method used for?
used for performers who are experienced + highly motivated
what is the part practice method?
method of practice where the skill is broken into sub-routines + each part is practiced seperately
e.g. swimming stroke/ tennis serve
when is the part practice method used for?
used for:
- low organised skills
- complex skills
- dangerous skills e.g. sommersaults
why is the part practice method used?
promote:
- safety
- ensure success on each part = motivation
who is the part practice method used for?
used for performers who are beginners + low motivated/ attention span
what is another name for the part practice method?
fractionisation
what is the progressive part practice method?
method of practice where the skill is presented by gradually linking one part of the skill to another = chaining
e.g. learn part 1, learn part 2, link part 1+2, learn part 3, link part 1=2+3
when is the progressive part practice method used for?
- complex skills
- serial skills
- potentially dangerous skills
why is the progressive part practice method used for?
promote:
- safety
- fluency in skills (individual)
who is the progressive part practice method used for?
performers that are novices + limited attention span
what is the whole-part-whole practice method?
method of practice where the skill is performed in its entirety, weakness identified and then practiced separately, then integrated back into the whole task