Worksheets3.1 Stages of Learning
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Skill learning is classified into three stages. These stages are..
beginner, intermediate, and master coach
cognitive, intermediate, and associative
cognitive, associative, and autonomous
associative, autonomous and progressive
An elite performer is likely to be in which stage of learning?
Associative
Autonomous
Cognitive
Athletes in which stage of learning make lots of errors?
Which statements is true for the associative stage of learning?
The learner is able to understand and refine the basic mechanics of the skill
The athlete can focus on other factors such as tactics and the opposition.
The coach must create a clear mental image for the performer.
The coach should provide very precise feedback
Athletes in which stage of learning can focus on Tactics and Strategies?
In which stage of learning should a coach focus on minor alterations to technique to improve performance?
Cognitive
Associative
Autonomous
Athletes in which stage of learning require good visual demonstrations to learn?
Athletes in which stage of learning, learn through trial and error?
In which stage of learning do skills become automatic and athletes make minimal errors?
Associative
Autonomous
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of someone in the cognitive stage of learning?
Improvements occurring at a faster rate
Performers can anticipate what is likely to occur next
Improvement requires large attention demands
Performers find it difficult to detect skill errors
Open motor skills are best included in training for..
performers in the autonomous stage
people who are kinaesthetic learners
continuous tasks
complex tasks
Assisting a learner to recognise important cues/information in the game environment is important in which stage of learning?
Cognitive
Associative
Autonomous
Autonomous learners..
Can't be overloaded with information
Make large and frequent errors
Continue to work on error detection and correction
Can detect and correct their own errors
In which stage of learning are the athlete's skills said to be 'automatic'?
Cognitive
Associative
Autonomous
