OCR A Level PE Feedback

Verbal feedback is most effective when....

• A generalisation of what needs to be improved

• A large volume of detail for athletes to remember

• Feedback is concise and with detail

Intrinsic feedback comes from....

• the performer
• the coach
• the teacher
• the crowd

Extrinsic feedback comes from....

• the eyes
• sense of touch
• audience
• the ears

Where specifically does intrinsic feedback come from?

• Proprioceptors - nerve receptors

• kinaesthetics

• cognitive input

Intrinsic feedback is used mostly for....

• Cognitive learners

• Associative learners

• Autonomous learners

Extrinsic feedback is used mostly for....

• Cognitive learners

• Associative learners

• Autonomous learners

Give the two advantages for extrinsic feedback..

• The coach can give coaching points that can lead to improved performance.

• Quick measure of success.

• Focuses on how to use intrinsic feedback effectively once able to.

Give the two advantages for intrinsic feedback

• The coach can give coaching points that can lead to improved performance.

• The performer does not have to rely on others

• Focuses on how to use intrinsic feedback effectively once able to.

• Feedback occurs immediately.

Give the disadvantages for knowledge of performance feedback

• Can be challenging to understand the pattern of movement. Need to be in associative phase at least.

• Could lead to inaccurate interpretation if in cognitive or associative stage.

• It could not be down to a good skill level. But luck.

Give the disadvantage for knowledge of results feedback

• Can be challenging to understand the pattern of movement. Need to be in associative phase at least.

• Could lead to inaccurate interpretation if in cognitive or associative stage.

• It could not be down to a good skill level. But luck.