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Mapa Mental por Thomas Marshall, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Creado por Thomas Marshall
hace casi 9 años
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Practice Types
- Part Practice
- Good for low
organisational skills
- Skill is broken into parts and
practiced individually
- A good example is a tennis serve as the
parts are good to practise as individual
parts.
- Good for dangerous skills
- Good for low
organisational skills
- Whole Practice
- Practice the skill
as a whole
- Good for high
organisational
skills that are
complex
- Not very good
for dangerous
skills
- Best for skills like
cycling as it can't be
split up
- Practice the skill
as a whole
- Part progressive
- Works by A,
B, then AB C
ABC D ABCD
etc
- Best for skills that
are serial like a
gymnastics routine
as it enables the
performer to easily
chain bits together
like they would have
to in real life.
- Involves the chaining of skills
together to get a feel for parts
of the skill and as a whole.
- Works by A,
B, then AB C
ABC D ABCD
etc
- Whole-Part-Whole
- This is when you practice
the skill as a whole and
then break it down to
correct parts of it and
then put it back together.
- Works for nearly every
skill except continuous
skills as they can't be
broken down very easily
- Most
commonly
used type
of practice
- This is when you practice
the skill as a whole and
then break it down to
correct parts of it and
then put it back together.
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