Theories of Learning

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Cognitive
Beginner
Skill learning goals are set, trial & error, improvement is rapid, movements are uncoordinated, high attention/concentration
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Associative
Intermediate
Specific motor programmes & subroutines developed, consistency & coordination improve, improvement is less rapid
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Autonomous
Final
Performance is automatic, high proficiency, errors detected & corrected without help, less attention on movements, more on environmental cues
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Getalist Theory
Insight Learning
using experience & understanding to solve problems, relating to a skill, using existing knowledge to form an idea in a sporting situation
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Skinner Theory
Operant Conditioning
The use of positive reinforcement to ensure correct responses, trial & error, shapes behaviour, manipulates environment, reinforced actions strengthened & incorrect actions weakened using the theory
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Bandura
Observational Learning
Implies both acceptable & unacceptable behaviour can be learnt by watching & copying, attention-retention-motor production-motivation
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Vygotsky
Social Development Theory
Inter-psychological learning=external
Intra-psychological learning=Internal
Skills improve through a combination of both, allowing assessment of performance
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Intermediate
Specific motor programmes & subroutines developed, consistency & coordination improve, improvement is less rapid

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Associative

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Final
Performance is automatic, high proficiency, errors detected & corrected without help, less attention on movements, more on environmental cues

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Insight Learning
using experience & understanding to solve problems, relating to a skill, using existing knowledge to form an idea in a sporting situation

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Operant Conditioning
The use of positive reinforcement to ensure correct responses, trial & error, shapes behaviour, manipulates environment, reinforced actions strengthened & incorrect actions weakened using the theory

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