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WorksheetsSkill Acquistion
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 29mins
Which is NOT a stage of learning?
Cognitive
Autonomous
Understanding
Associative
For this picture, classify the skill
Closed and fine motor skill
Open and gross motor skill
Open and fine motor skill
Closed, and gross motor skill

Fine - Gross
Which is NOT a stage of learning?
Cognitive
Autonomous
Understanding
Associative
Which practice method is best suited to teaching a beginner the skill of a lay-up in basketball?
Whole
Part
Massed
Closed
Which practice method is best suited to a swimmer in the autonomous stage of learning?
External
Internal
Whole
Part
Which type of practice would you recommend for an Under 7’s soccer team that have lost every game and need to improve a range of complex skills?
Part and distributed practice
Whole and distributed practice
Part and massed practice
Massed and distributed practice
Which type of practice is best for rest breaks
Massed
Distributed
Variable
Overlearning
In which type of practice would you perform a subroutine of a skill?
Progressive part
Part
Whole
Whole-Part-Whole
In which type of practice would you practice the complete skill before focusing on individual parts
Whole-Part-Whole
Whole
Progressive part
Part
Which stage of learning will focus more on tactics and strategies?
Cognitive
Autonomous
Associative
Which type of feedback is more appropriate in the Autonomous stage?
Intrinsic
Positive
Terminal
Extrinsic
At which stage would you learn the basic skills?
Associative
Cognitive
Autonomous
At which stage do you develop skills through repetition?
Autonomous
Cognitive
Associative
What is an example of a sport which uses objective measures of performance?
A surfer in a competition
A diver in a diving competition
A sprinter in a 100 m race
A gymnast performing a floor routine in a gymnastics competition
Observe the following image:
What type of skill is being undertaken?
Closed and discrete
Closed and serial
Closed and continuous
Open and serial
Whether a measure is actually measuring what it claims to be measuring - this refers to ...
Reliability
Validity
It refers to the consistency of results.
Validity
Reliability
