Methods of Practice
- Created by: westhecricketman
- Created on: 22-01-18 11:26
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- Type of Practice
- Whole
- Not broken down into subroutines
- Used for highly organised skills (where it cannot be broken down easily into subroutines)
- Advantages
- Learned experiences feel of whole skill (kinaesthesia)
- Learner appreciates end product
- Learner appreciates flow and timing - more fluent
- Quicker
- Positive transfer into real situation
- Keeps links between subroutines
- Disadvantages
- Unsuitable for complex skills
- Lot of information to take in
- Not suitable for novices
- Whole-Part-Whole
- Teach whole skill then focus on weakness, then go back to whole
- Advantages
- Shows weakness and correcst weakness
- Disadvantages
- Time consuming
- Some skills can't be broken down
- Used when skills are...
- Complex
- Fast paced
- Progressive part
- Skill broken down into subroutines which add up
- E.g. Triple jump (run up, hop, skip, jump)
- Used when a skill is...
- Complex
- Serial
- Externally paced
- Low organised
- Advantages
- Keeps links between parts
- Stages of success increase motivation
- Reduces danger
- Reduces fatigue
- Focus on weakness
- Disadvantages
- Time consuming
- If first part is incorrect, the whole performance will be incorrect
- Negative transfer
- Skill broken down into subroutines which add up
- Whole
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