Skill And Ability Flashcards

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Characteristics of closed skills

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  • stable
  • consistent
  • predictable
  • self paced
  • pre planned
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Characteristics of open skills

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  • inconsistent
  • unstable
  • constantly adjust
  • decision making
  • externally paced
  • quick decisions
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Difference between an open skill and a closed skill and an example for each

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An open skill is affected by the environment but a closed skill is unaffected by the environment

Closed skill e.g. Shot put
Open skill e.g. Basketball defence

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Characteristics of a self paced skill

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  • performer controls start/end of skill
  • controls speed
  • movement
  • usually a closed skill
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Characteristics of an externally paced skill

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  • Performer initiates on actions of others
  • changing environment
  • usually an open skill
  • change rate (direction during movement)
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Define the term “skill”

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A learned ability to bring about the result you want with maximum certainty and efficiency

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Main characteristics of skill

GLACE

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G- goal directed
L- learned
A- aesthetically pleasing
C- controlled, consistent, coordinated 
E- efficient
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How are abilities different from skills?

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Abilities are innate (you are born with them), skills are learned

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Define a ‘cognitive skill’

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The ability detect the situation in order to solve problems and make decisions

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**needs clarifying

Define ‘perceptual skill’

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Makes a comparison to a previous experience similar to the current one being experienced

Selecting and applying the information taken in by our senses

The ability to read the game and anticipate the play

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Define ‘psychomotor skill’

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The physical execution of a movement, (they for, the basis of all sports)

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Characteristics of a gross skill and an example

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Uses large muscular groups to make a large movement e.g. Muscles in the upper leg during 100m sprint

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Characteristics of a fine skill and an example

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Uses small muscles to make a small movement e.g. A finger pulling the trigger on a gun

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Define a discrete skill and give an example

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Clear beginning and end e.g. A pass in football

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Define serial skills and give an example

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Series of discrete skills that are linked together e.g. Triple jump

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Define continuous skill and give an example

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No definite start or ends e.g. Swimming