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WorksheetsIB SEHS Topic 5.3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the order of the learning phases (stages) for a performer acquiring new skills?
Associative → cognitive → professional
Cognitive → associative → autonomous
Associative → cognitive → autonomous
Cognitive → autonomous → professional
Which is an example of a bilateral transfer of learning?
A football kick improving a player's rugby kick
From "three on three" basketball to the full game
Left hand spike in volleyball improving a right hand spike
Improving leg power to jump higher in a high jump competition
Which of the following statements classifies learning?
A change in performance over time.
A temporary occurrence fluctuating over time.
The experience of one skill used in learning another skill.
The stable traits that are not affected by the environment.
Which type of practice requires the performer to continuously repeat the same skill in a closed environment?
Fixed (drill)
Massed
Variable
Distributed
Which indicates a large amount of improvement occurring early in practice?
Negative acceleration
Positive acceleration
Plateau
Linear
What type of transfer is occurring when a sportsperson learns the theory about how altitude will impact on ball flight?
Stage to stage
Principles to skills
Practice to performance
Abilities to skills
Which type of practice involves the repetition of specific movement patterns?
Fixed (drill)
Massed
Command
Whole
Which type of practice has little or no rest between simple skills?
Fixed (drill)
Variable
Massed
Distributed
Which teaching style is teacher-centred, and is used when the activity involves an element of danger?
Command
Reciprocal
Progressive
Problem solving
How is learning best defined?
A temporary change occurring over time
A pattern of actions carried out to satisfy an objective
The use of large muscles to achieve a goal
A relatively permanent change in performance
Which type of presentation involves the repetitive practice of a single part of a skill?
Whole
Whole–part–whole
Whole–part–whole
Part
A teacher introduced fencing to a group of judo athletes. Actions in judo are initiated by the foot whereas fencing actions are initiated by the hand. The judo athletes were slow to master the fencing skills. What learning transfer took place?
Positive
Negative
Bilateral
Stage to stage
Which describes the associative stage of learning?
Performers’ movements are regularly practised and refined.
Performers consistently complete actions with fluency.
Performers’ movements are erratic and lack fluency.
Performers regularly focus on irrelevant stimuli for movements that require perception.
What type of transfer occurs from a 3 versus 3 training game to a 5 versus 5 competitive basketball game?
Skill to skill
Abilities to skill
Practice to performance
Stage to stage
What is transfer of learning?
The rate at which a person learns
The initial stage of learning a skill
Processing one stimuli after learning the next
Processing one stimuli before learning the next
