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Tyler Brown 12 th grade. Motor Learning. Set of cognitive processes acquired with practice or experience result in permanent changes to motor behavior. Stages of Learning. Cognitive Stage. A task is introduced for the first time Verbal reminders can assist learning Performance Level - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Tyler Brown12th grade
Motor Learning
Set of cognitive processes acquired with practice or
experience
result in permanent changes to motor behavior.
Stages of Learning
Autonomous
Associative
Cognitive
A task is introduced for the first time
Verbal reminders can assist learning
Performance LevelAwkward, slow,
erratic
Cognitive Stage
The focus is performing then refining the skill
Attention is paid to smaller details of the skill
Performance LevelControlled,
consistency
Associative Stage
Attention is paid to execution and strategy
Performance LevelAutomatic, Consistent
Autonomous Stage
Lebron James DUNKS
Feedback for Learning
Intrinsic
Extrinsic
Provided as a natural consequence when performing a skill
EX. Watching the basketball go into the hoop
Intrinsic Feedback
Info that is directed towards the user from another source
Given by an experienced person, coach teacher ect.
Extrinsic
Motivate the learnerSkill CorrectionReinforce correct actions and point out errors
Extrinsic Motivation
Providing constant feedback may cause dependency
Occasional feedback is more effective
Crutch Factor
Intense but selective
One important piece of information at a time
How Much is Necessary
DescriptiveGeneral
Whether you did something right or wrong
Types of FeedbackPrescriptive
PreciseProvides precise
corrections on improving movements
Descriptive Prescriptiv
e
Precise feedback generates better resulting in skill
improvement
Goals should beSpecificRealisticAttainableTime OrientedMeasurable
Goal Setting
Goals
Performance Goals
Process Goals
Outcome Goals
3 Types of Goals
Verbal cues given out by an instructorUsed to keep attention and to correct skillsCues need to be shortUsed to enhance performance
Verbal Instructions
Keep Your Head UP!!
Can be given during demonstration
Can be given to help learners focus
Use verbal cues when performing skill
When To Give Verbal Instruction
Whole
Part
Practice
Part PracticeIndependent
Components
Whole PracticePracticing skill as a
whole
Part WholeVS