Stages of learning

Question 1

What are the features of the cognitive stage of learning

Answer 1

trial and error
lack of fluency
lack of kinaesthesis
danger of information overload
lots of questioning and understanding
learning a sequence of movement

Question 2

What stage of leaning involves:
jerky, uncoordinated and inconsistent movement
needing extrinsic input
visual, verbal and some manual guidance
lots of error detection & correction
Building a mental image

Answer 2

Cognitive stage

Question 3

What are the features of the associative stage of learning

Answer 3

Reduced mistakes & trial and error
Kinaesthesis is developed
Learner starts to understand the skill
Visual and verbal guidance

Question 4

What stage of learning involves:
more fluent and consistent movement
simple aspects of the skill are becoming learnt
more specific and detailed feedback
self-detection and correction of errors

Answer 4

Associative stage

Question 5

What are the features of the autonomous stage of learning

Answer 5

Movement is fluent, accurate and habitual
stored in long term memory
verbal guidance
movement I aesthetically pleasing

Question 6

What stage of learning involves:
Little to no conscious thought
highly specific guidance
mostly intrinsic feedback
attention focused on tactics, opponents and adaptations

Answer 6

Autonomous stage