Edexcel GCSE PE Component 2 Topic 2

Massed practice method is:

• a teaching strategy in which the instructor breaks the skill down into natural parts or segments and learners practice those parts separately until they are learned and then integrate them to perform the skill in its entirety

• a technique in which items to be learned and practiced are repeated with rests in between over a period of time.

• Where the skill is practiced until it is learned, without taking a break

• True

open skills require practice conditions to be ___________ .

• Varied

• Parts

• Breaks

• Consistent

It is difficult to break down the skill into parts if it is ________ organisation.

• Low

• High

• Closed

• Distributed

Low organisation skills can easily be broken into parts. True or false?

• True

• False

What does the the A stand for in SMART targets:

• Specific

• Measurable

• Time-bound

• Achievable

What does the term realistic mean when it comes to SMART targets:

• Ensure that you have the time and the resources to complete your goal.

• Ensuring that your goal is specific to your sport

• Your goal should be able to be measured

• Your goal should have a time limit

Beginners are likely to need/ use extrinsic feedback, terminal feedback and not too much ___________ feedback.

• Extrinsic

• Intrinsic

• Visual

• Verbal

Which of these is a disadvantage of Verbal Guidance:

• Will not be possible to use in all sports

• Learner may struggle to break down the demonstration

• Unable to ask questions

• Beginners may struggle to understand the key terminology used during the explanation

During a warm up the performer can start to think about the task ahead and get __________ and physically prepared.

• Warm up

• Mentally

• Batting

• Stretching

______ Practice is when the skill is practiced over and over again until it is perfected.

• Variable

• Complex

• Concurrent

• Fixed