stages of learning-mr tweeddale

Question 1

what is cognitive learning

Answer 1

-first stage of learning used by a novice.
-slow and uncoordinated movements –require lots of thought
-may use trial and error, having a go then thinking and adapting then doing it again to try improve

Question 2

what are the three types of learning

Answer 2

cognitive
associative
autonomous

Question 3

what type of feedback is a cognitive learner more likely to use

Answer 3

extrinsic feedback

Question 4

what is the second stage of learning

Answer 4

associative stage

Question 5

what is the associative stage

Answer 5

-beginner to accomplished performer
-intrinsic feedback
-movements smoother, coordinated

Question 6

what is the third stage of learning

Answer 6

autonomous stage
-performers actions are fluent, efficient and automatically undertaken
-focus on finer details as basics already perfected.
-motor programmes fully developed
-performer classed as an athlete

Question 7

stages of leanrings moto programmes

Answer 7

cognitive-no motor programme, un-coordinated movement
associative-motor programme forming, smother movement
autonomous-motor programme formed, automatic control

Question 8

what is positive feedback

Answer 8

encouragement
entails information about what was good, often motivates a player
may be combined with praise

Question 9

what is negative feedback

Answer 9

error correction