Tactical Awareness - terminology test

"The athlete's ability to identify and interpret what is happening within a game situation to help them select, adapt and apply the best physical responses" is summarised by what term

• a movement strategy

• a principle of play

• tactical awareness

• a dynamic systems approach to learning

Motor learning can be studied via two main methods. Select which two below

• Cognitive systems approach - using a linear method of learning to develop skill

• Affordances - opportunities for action that present themselves to an athlete

• Dynamic Systems theory - views the athlete as a complex movement system that self-organises

• Constraints - any internal or external variable that impacts on athlete performance

The term "Principle of Play" relates to:

• A variety of approaches that assist a player to achieve a movement outcome or goals

• a set of movement strategies (setting up attack, defending etc) to help athletes adapt to any tactical situation

• an athlete's ability to identify and interpret what is happening within a game

• a combination of fundamental movement skills

The term "movement strategies" relates to:

• A variety of approaches that assist a player to achieve a movement outcome or goals

• a set of movement strategies (setting up attack, defending etc) to help athletes adapt to any tactical situation

• an athlete's ability to identify and interpret what is happening within a game

• a combination of fundamental movement skills

The term "specialised movement sequences" relates to:

• A variety of approaches that assist a player to achieve a movement outcome or goals

• a set of movement strategies (setting up attack, defending etc) to help athletes adapt to any tactical situation

• an athlete's ability to identify and interpret what is happening within a game

• a combination of fundamental movement skills

Where can you find the specific outline for what qualifies as the "principles of play", "movement strategies" and "specialised movement sequences" as they relate to Badminton?

• On the OneNote under "Badminton Syllabus"

• In the textbook

• On the QCAA website

• All of the above

How does the "dynamic systems approach" relate to developing tactical awareness?

• Because the predictability of drills helps the body learn efficient movement sequences

• Because your fellow player is of equal ability to you, it makes sense to have the same goals

• Because good gameplay is unpredictable, it is important to develop tactical skills that can respond to that unpredictability

• Because recording accurate rates of play data is fun, but not useful

What is a "constraints-led Approach"?

• Involves manipulating elements in authentic game situations so that the player is challenged to find their own movement solutions

• involves developing a movement sequence through repeated performacne

• developing skill in a closed environment

• playing with one hand tied behind your back

Within your task, you have to evaluate TWO BODY AND MOVEMENT concepts. Which of the following is a mandatory inclusion (ie. You need this one plus one other of your choosing)

• body awareness

• space awareness

• relationships

• quality of movement

Which of the following is NOT a Specialised Movement Sequence appropriate for BADMINTON

• defending against attack

• serve

• net lift

• smash