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1 Skill Acquisition

2 Skilled Performance Acquisition- skill is something that you gain as opposed to already have. We can recognise the outcome or end product of a skilled performance We need to know…… How does this product come about?

3 Skilled Performance What processes underlies acquisition of skill and control of movement? How is skill acquired? What factors influence its attainment and how is it retained?

4 Unit Content Skills Skill, ability, classification Information Processing Memory, decision making, reaction time, motor programmes Learning & Performance Stages of learning, plateaus, theories- Bandura, Schmidt, transfer

5 Skill http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3z1zag621Y http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU1xkoxCMow skill in sporthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU1xkoxCMow skill in sport

6 Task With a partner- write down a definition of a skilled performance.

7 Task What do you think ability is? Can you come up with a definition?

8 Skill Vs Ability http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMRyyxAl77c

9 Skilled Performance Learned behaviour to bring about pre determined results with maximum certainty often with the minimum outlay of time, energy or both as a result of evaluating information and decision making. Skilled actions have an objective- goal directed and pre determined

10 Skilled Performance Characteristics Learnt Economic Efficient Fluent/ Smooth Aesthetically pleasing Adaptable Consistent/ repeatable/ few mistakes Goal orientated Accurate/ Precise

11 Exam Question Performers need to learn skills in order to take part in physical activity. Skilled movements are learned, economic and efficient – they do not waste energy. Suggest three other characteristics of skill. (3)

12 Answer 3 of 3 from; A. Consistency/repeatable success/few mistakes/maximum certainty B. Coordinated/controlled C. Fluency/flowing/smooth D. Adaptable E. Aesthetically pleasing F. Goal orientated behaviour/ predetermined results G. Precise/Accurate/Correct

13 Ability Inherited, innate, stable traits that determine a persons potential to acquire sills. E.g. coordination, balance, agility and reaction time Use and combination of abilities underpins the development of skilled actions.

14 Types of Abilities Motor ability – concerned with movements/actions/performing task; Eg Leg/arm/body muscle contractions/ pushing off the blocks Series of genetically inherited traits that determines an individuals coordination, balance and speed of reactions.

15 Types of Abilities Perceptual ability – receiving/ recognising/selecting information from senses; Eg reacting to the gun To be able to take in information, recognise it and make sense of it. Information received from our senses- sight, sound, touch, kinesthesis. Information from display.

16 Types of Skill Skilled performance… Information from environment Select relevant information Understand the information we have received and attend to it Select and use correct physical response.

17 Execute Movement Make Decision Interpret Stimuli Detect stimuli

18 Cognitive Skill Use of the brain to reason and problem solve as a result of leaning and experience. Decision making, tactics and strategies, reasoning, deciding what to do, which action to use when. Developed over time Make better decision about an opponent if you have played them before

19 Perceptual Skill Selecting, interpreting and making sense of information from our senses. How well we select, organise and recognise information gained from our senses. Ability to quickly analyse location of teammates and own location before deciding best pass to do Developed as getting older and practise Selective Attention http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=ronaldo+in+dark&docid=4729340020327751&mid=3697874CD3C1A92C9B7C3 697874CD3C1A92C9B7C&view=detail&FORM=VIRE1#view=detail&mid=3697874CD3C1A92C9B7C3697874CD3C1A 92C9B7C

20 Psycho- Motor Skill Movement decided upon and controlled by the brain Being able to coordinate the muscle contractions and relaxations to control movement such as badminton overheard clear AKA Perceptual motor skills – most commonly used in sport Interpretation of environmental stimuli and execution of movement.

21 Example Rugby player receives ball will have to analyse situation, decide if best option is to run, pass or kick ball then execute movement whilst constantly updating new stimuli and modifying actions as needed.

22 Relationship between Skill and Ability In order to perform any skill we require specific abilities to perform the movement effectively. TIP’s try to measure abilities in hope they can improve skill Many skills require similar abilities and transfer does occur http://www.uksport.gov.uk/pages/sporting-giants/

23 Key Words Skill Cognitive Skill Perceptual skill Psycho-motor skill Ability Perceptual ability Motor Ability

24 Exam Question Passing the ball is an important aspect of many team games Using examples from a team game, explain the differences between motor ability and perceptual ability. (3)

25 Answers

26 Classification of Skill Analysis of skill- useful to group them together if they have similar characteristics Based on a continuum/ sliding scale Compare skills and interpret at same time Open/closed Gross/fine Self paced/ externally paced Discrete/serial/continuous Gross- Fine

27 Open/ Closed Based on influence of environment OPEN Payers position, proximity of crowd, playing conditions Tennis Rally http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdjNghcCNPU CLOSED Conditions don’t change Dive in pool However, tennis player- serve is closed in an open environment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=guS51jCLcQg

28 Externally Paced- Self Paced Based on the amount of control a performer has over the execution and timing of the movement. SELF PACED Gym routine, golf swing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saF6Dvlvu4Q EXTERNALLY PACED Sailing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9-Bn1iUfBg

29 Gross/ Fine Based on amount of muscular movement and precision of movement required during the execution of the skill Many combine both Cricketer run up gross- bowling wrist action fine GROSS Running, Throwing, Jumping http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C93qwVmBseE FINE Darts, snooker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZItHDuIUS0

30 Discrete/ Serial/ Continuous Based on relationship between sub routines Is there a definite beginning or end? Is it composed of separate movements? DISCRETE Clear beginning and end- b’ball free throw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvavitKZHGM SERIAL Number of discrete skills chained together- triple jump http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDw4bFgiTMQ CONTINUOUS On going movement, cycle repeated – running, cycling http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mcRaUzdI5M

31 TASK A3 paper Produce guide to skill classifications Draw continuums Description of each Definition of each Sporting examples Pictures- newspapers in library/ internet

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