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Types of Presentation
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- 1What is Whole PresentationWhen a performering a skill in its entirety without breaking it into sub-routines
- 2When should you use Whole PresentationWhen a skill is fast, ballistic and discrete such as a tennis serve
- 3Advantages of Whole Presentation- Helps skill be come consistant
- Helps motor programmes to take place
- More realistic
Helps produce a postive transfer - 4What are disadvantages of whole presentation- May be unnecessary for demands of player
- Possibility of fatigue
- Too much info for performer to process - 5What is Whole-part- whole presentationWhen the performer has an attempt at the whole skill to get an initial feel for the movements
- 6When should you use Whole-part-whole presentationShould be used when the skill is low-organised and can be broken down so that each part is clear
- 7Advantages of Whole-part- whole presentation- Provides motivation when skill is achieved
- Immediate feedback
- Fluency and integration of sub-routines can be maintained while errors corrected - 8Disadvantages of whole-part-whole presentation- May produce negative transfer
- Time consuming - 9Progressive part practicewhen the first part of the skill is taught a then the rest of the parts are added in sequence
- 10When should you used progressive part practicewhen a skill is low-organised and can be broken down so that each part is clear
- 11Advantages of progressive part practise- Learner is allowed to focus
- rest can reduce fatigue
- builds initial understanding to improve confiedence - 12Disadvantages of progressive part practice- time consuming
- might neglect the feel of whole skill
- may need a break to practice continuous skill
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- A level Physical Education (PE) Flashcards on Types of Presentation , created by Ben Muckley on 24/09/2018.
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- Ben Muckley · Sep 2018
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