Visual guidance - Advantages and disadvantages table in A Level and IB Physical Education

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Created by: Megan66
Created on: 09-06-17 12:04

Visual guidance

Advantages

Visual guidance can be used to highlight a specific weakness. e.g. indoor climbing.
Visual guidance tries to show what the skill should look like as a result of practice.
It creates a mental image.
It is nearly always used in conjunction with verbal guidance

Disadvantages

The demonstration must be completely accurate, otherwise it may be copied incorrectly and the performer may not have the ability to perform the demonstration if the coach does not ensure success.
If too much information is given, the performer may become confused.
Steady and slow are the keys to visual guidance!

Evaluation

Definition - guidance that can be seen, a demonstration.

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