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Types of Learners Flashcards

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Cueing - Definition

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Visual or verbal technigues, using hand signals or concise words, to inform participants of upcoming movements.

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Varying Degrees of Learning (3 total)

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  • Verbal
  • Visual
  • Kinesthetic
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Verbal Learners - Definition

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Need to hear specific cues.

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Verbal Learners - Guidelines - 1 of 4

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  • Cues should be specific ans succint

i. e. “four knees to the right”

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Verbal Learners - Guidelines - 2 of 4

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  • Cues should be anticipatory

i. e. Must be heard and understoond before the move is imminent

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Verbal Learners - Guidelines - 3 of 4

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-Musical cues should be at least four counts before movement

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Verbal Learners - Guidelines - 4 of 4

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-Counting down 4-3-2-1 is best

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Voice Care Tips - 1 of 6

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Project from the diaphram

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Voice Care Tips - 2 of 6

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Speak at a normal volume when using microphone

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Voice Care Tips - 3 of 6

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Avoid frequent coughing (which stresses the voicebox)

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Voice Care Tips - 4 of 6

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Avoid cueing at biomechanically inopportune times

i.e. during push-ups

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Voice Care Tips - 5 of 6

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Keep music at a decibel level that does not require shouting over the music

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Voice Care Tips - 6 of 6

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Take small, frequent sips of water to keep larynx lubricated

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Visual Learners - Definition

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Need to see specific cues.

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Visual Learners - Guidelines - 1 of 5

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  • Point in the direction that matches the cue

i. e. “lunge to the right” while pointing to the right

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Visual Learners - Guidelines - 2 of 5

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-Hold up specific number using fingers to indicate number of repetitions remaining

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Visual Learners - Guidelines - 3 of 5

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-Use Aerobic Q-signs (see pictures - 6 total)

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Visual Learners - Guidelines - 4 of 5

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-Use Visual-Gestural Communication and ASL signs (see pictures - 9 total)

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Visual Learners - Guidelines - 5 of 5

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-Cues must be visually logical and clearly visible

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Visual Learners - Class Benefits (1 total)

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-Assists participants who speak a different language or who are hearing impaired

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Visual Cue Considerations - BENEFITS of Facing the Mirror (2 total)

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  • Gives the participants an easy understanding of movement orientation and directions
  • Allows participants to follow exact moves
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Visual Cue Considerations -DISADVANTAGES of Facing the Mirror (1 total)

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-Personal connection with each participant is diminished

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Visual Cue Considerations - BENEFITS of Facing the Class (2 total)

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  • Builds rapport with direct eye contact

- Allows participants to clearly see GFI without reflections

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Visual Cue Considerations -DISADVANTAGES of Facing the Class (1 total)

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-Participants have trouble following directional movements unless the GFI is mirroring.

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Mirroring - Definition

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The practice of an instructor facing the class while teaching movements so that the participants can make direct eye contact with the instructor and see a “mirror image”

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Kinesthetic Learners - Definition

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Need to feel specific cues.

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Kinesthetic Learners - Guidelines - 1 of 5

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-Cues should offer an element of sensation

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Kinesthetic Learners - Guidelines - 2 of 5

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-Words can be utilized like “sense”, “imagine”, “pretend”, “feel”

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Kinesthetic Learners - Guidelines - 3 of 5

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-Cues should convey a where and how a sensation should be felt or seen mentally

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Kinesthetic Learners - Guidelines - 4 of 5

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-Some cues can be given through a subtle touch with permission

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Kinesthetic Learners - Guidelines - 5 of 5

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-Some cues can also be provided with an open-hand with touching where the participant is directed to move towards

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Guidelines for Asking Permission (2 total)

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  • Approach the subject as a group at the beginning of class

- Know the facilities policy on touching

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 1 of 10

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Breathing

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 2 of 10

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Rhythm

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 3 of 10

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Anatomical

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 4 of 10

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Numerical

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 5 of 10

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Directional

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 6 of 10

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Safety

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 7 of 10

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Motivational

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 8 of 10

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Alignment

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 9 of 10

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Spatial

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Three-Dimensional Cueing - 10 of 10

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Humorous

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Breathing Cues - Definition

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  • Best breathing techniques to match exercise
  • When to breathe
  • How to breathe
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Rhythm Cues - Definition

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-Indicate pace of the movement

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Anatomical Cues - Definition

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  • Enhance kinesthetic awareness

- Informs which muscles are active in the move

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Numerical Cues - Definition

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-How many reps total or remaining

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Directional Cues - Definition

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-Where a movement will be taking place

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Safety Cues - Definition

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-Proper execution of a movement

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Motivational Cues - Definition

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-Encourage positive reinforcement

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Alignment Cues - Definition

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  • Exercise set-up
  • General posture
  • Awareness of body dynamics
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Spatial Cues - Definition

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  • Areas of the body
  • Equipment set-up around the body
  • Body’s orientation to the equipment
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Humorous - Definition

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  • Enjoyable
  • Entertaining
  • Educational

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