Unit 12 Drawing-in Phase (Week 5) Flashcards
The following conditions must be present in order for a sincere desire to be considered a goal.
well defined, stated in writing, stated in the positive, deadline for completion, emotional appeal, and challenging yet realistic
motive:
An impulse or physiological need acting as incitement to action.
visual domain:
involvement of visual input. This can be accomplished through the use of visual aids, demonstrations, or visual cues.
auditory domain:
involvement of the learner’s auditory input (hearing). This can be accomplished through verbal direction, intonation, and correction.
kinesthetic/tactile domain:
involvement of the learner’s body movement. This can be accomplished through the use of manual guidance, physical assistance, or with touch, such as a tap to facilitate movement in the correct direction.
visual domain examples
Demos, telling the participants what to look for in demos, be seen by everyone, eye contact when speaking, diagrams if nec., visual cues to enhance body awareness and coordinated movement (e.g., pointing to a body part, arrows or lines on the floor).
auditory domain examples
Provide corrective skill feedback, positive skill feedback, ask questions regarding discomfort during exercises.
Listen to the participants’ questions, responses, and attempts at conversation. Use praise, vocal intonation, claps, gestures, and expressions.
Kinesthetic/Tactile Domain examples
Physically assist a participant whenever needed, tap the body part to facilitate movement in the correct direction.
Recognition and praise. Attention to detail.
The ISSA drawing-in phase ensures a high level of client motivation, distinguishes you as a professional, and consists of the following five steps:
(1) establishing yourself as a professional, (2) data collection, (3) guided discovery, (4) feeling the water before jumping in, and (5) establishing an integrated training process.
Stage 1:
Establish yourself as a professional through client rapport, knowing your craft, sincerity, integrity, enthusiasm, and business ethics.
Stage 2:
Collect data.
Stage 3:
Use guided discovery.
Stage 4:
Feel the water before jumping in.
Stage 5:
Establish an integrated fitness lifestyle based on your client’s (informed) objectives.
As future ISSA professionals, we must first seek to understand our clients before we make recommendations.
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