Skill Acquisition and Motor Learning notes
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- Skill and Ability29
- Classification of Skills110
- Motor Development and Fundamental Movement Skills29
- Stages of Learning52
- Theories of Learning25
- Transfer of Learning18
- Information Processing in Sport40
- Motor Control and Motor Programmes37
- Constraints and Individual Differences9
- Types and Methods of Practice30
- Guidance in Sport27
- Feedback in Sport20
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Motor Development The Structure of Motor Abilities Fine visual motor coordination Gross limb-eye coordination Balance Rarick , Dobbins & Broadhead, (1976). Three factors identified in 6-9 year olds. Reflexes Involuntary, au...
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Aquisition of skill revision Skill A skill is something that you learn, the ability to do something repeatedly to a high standard.General sports skills can be used in all different sports E.g. Running, catching, throwing, jumping.Specific skills ...
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Aquisition of skill revision Skill Acquisition A skill is something that you learn, the ability to do something repeatedly to a high standard.General sports skills can be used in all different sports E.g. Running, catching, throwing, jumping.Spec...
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Untitled Acquisition of skill Skill and abilitySkill - Learned ability to bring about pre - determined results with maximum certainty and, often with minimum of time, energy or bothAbility - A stable, enduring and mainly ...
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Untitled 1. Three Subdisciplines of Motor Behavior Motor Learning: Focuses on understanding how skills are learned and retained. Example: How athletes improve their technique over time. Motor Control: Examines how the brain, n...
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Memory Memory can be split into three components:1. Short term sensory stores 2. Short term memory 3. Long term memory Short term sensory stores:- All the information goes through here and stays for up to a second.- Perceptu...
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Motor Programs When the brain wishes to execute a movement a multitude of factors must be considered. First the visual system must analyse the 3D path needed to execute the movement. Current body position must be identified and a pl...
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Practice and Feedback - created from Mind Map Types of practice distribution Types of feedback Types of practice
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Untitled Lecture 1 3 sub fields motor development motor learning motor control Motor development- change across a lifespan (age related) Motor learning- practice is required Motor control- how movement is con...
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benefits/importance of physical activity
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Skill aquisition Skill aquisistion Environment:Open skill = Affected by unstable envrionment, Externally paced, and very often require fat rapid movements.e.g. Rugby TackleClosed skill = Not affected by the environment, stable fixed e...