Skill Acquisition: Methods of Practice Flashcards

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Define whole practice

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Define whole practice

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What stage of learning is whole practice suitable for?

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Autnomous

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What level of fitness is whole practice suitable for?

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High levels

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Define part practice

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The skill is broken down into sub-routines and each sub-routine is practised seperately

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5
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Define progressive part practice

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The skill is broken down into sub-routines and each sub-routine is then chained together

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6
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Part and Progressive part practice is suitable for what stage of learning?

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Cognitive

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7
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Why is part practice suitable for cognitive learners?

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Allows time for feedback

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8
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Define massed practice

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The skill is practised with no breaks

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What stage of learning is massed practice suitable for?

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Autonomous

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10
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Define distributed practice

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A skill is practised with rest breaks introduced

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What stage of learning is distributed practice suitable for?

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Cognitive

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12
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Define fixed practice

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The same skill is practised throughout the session

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13
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Define varied practice

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A session with different skill introduced throughout

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