skills and skills acquisition summary for igcse pe Flashcards

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What are the two main types of skills in physical education?

A

Motor skills and cognitive skills.

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True or False: Skills can be classified into open and closed skills.

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True.

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Fill in the blank: __________ skills are performed in a predictable environment.

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Closed

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What is an example of an open skill?

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Playing soccer in a match.

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Define ‘motor skills’.

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Motor skills are learned abilities that require coordinated movement of muscles.

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What is the difference between gross and fine motor skills?

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Gross motor skills involve large muscle groups, while fine motor skills involve small muscle groups.

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Which type of practice involves repeating the same skill in a controlled environment?

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Blocked practice.

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True or False: Random practice is more effective for skill retention than blocked practice.

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True.

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9
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What is ‘skill acquisition’?

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The process of learning and developing a skill.

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10
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List the stages of skill acquisition.

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Cognitive stage, associative stage, and autonomous stage.

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What is the cognitive stage of skill acquisition?

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The initial stage where learners understand the skill and its requirements.

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What happens during the associative stage?

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Learners refine their skills and improve their performance through practice.

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Fill in the blank: The __________ stage is when a skill is performed automatically.

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Autonomous

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14
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What is feedback in the context of skill acquisition?

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Information provided to a performer about their performance to improve skills.

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True or False: Intrinsic feedback comes from external sources.

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False.

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What is an example of extrinsic feedback?

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A coach’s verbal comments after a performance.

17
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What role does motivation play in skill acquisition?

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Motivation influences the effort and persistence a learner applies to practice.

18
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Define ‘transfer of learning’.

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The influence of previously learned skills on the learning of new skills.

19
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What is the difference between positive and negative transfer?

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Positive transfer enhances performance, while negative transfer hinders it.

20
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Fill in the blank: __________ practice is beneficial for developing skills in varied contexts.

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What does the term ‘consistency’ refer to in skill performance?

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The ability to perform a skill reliably and with little variation.

22
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True or False: Skill level can be improved with practice and experience.

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What is the purpose of a skill assessment?

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To evaluate the level of a performer’s skill and identify areas for improvement.

24
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Name one factor that affects skill acquisition.

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Practice, feedback, motivation, or physical condition.

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What is the 'whole-part-whole' practice method?
A method where the skill is practiced as a whole, then broken down into parts, and finally practiced as a whole again.
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Define 'self-efficacy'.
A person's belief in their ability to succeed in specific situations.
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What is the significance of goal setting in skill acquisition?
It helps to focus efforts and provides motivation to improve performance.
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Fill in the blank: __________ refers to the ability to adapt skills to new situations.
Transferability
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What is the primary goal of skill acquisition in physical education?
To develop proficiency in physical skills for effective performance.
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True or False: All learners progress through the stages of skill acquisition at the same pace.
False.
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What is 'practice variability'?
The degree to which practice conditions are varied to enhance learning.