Skill transfer Flashcards

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what is positive transfer + example

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one skill helps learn another e.g netball shoulder pass -> cricket throw

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what is negative transfer + example

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one skill hinders learning another e.g. hockey hit -> golf drive

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what is proactive transfer

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a previously learnt skill has a positive impact on a newly learnt skill

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what is retroactive transfer

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a newly learnt skill has an impact on a previously learnt skill

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what is bilateral transfer + example

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being able to do a skill with both sides of the body e.g. kicking a football with either foot

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what is zero transfer

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no effect on learning

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why would negative transfer occur due to a coach

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  • performer is confused or misunderstood how to perform the skill
  • practice conditions are not the same as game situation
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how to optimise positive transfer

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  • make practices games-related and realistic
  • explain or point out similarities between skills or tactics
  • teach similar skills together
  • use positive reinforcement and praise when positive transfer occurs
  • build subroutines of a skill progressively
  • teach fundamental skills first and ensure they are over learnt
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how to limit negative transfer

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  • explain or point out differences between skills
  • teach different skills apart
  • punish/reinforce behaviour you don’t want to see
  • ensure incorrect skills are not learnt
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