Principles of Motor Learning

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Principles of Motor Learning Quiz

Test your understanding of the key concepts related to the Principles of Motor Learning (PML). This quiz will help you identify the important precursors, practice conditions, and feedback mechanisms that are essential for effective motor learning.

Explore crucial aspects of motor learning.
Assess your knowledge on practice and feedback conditions.
Sharpen your skills in understanding motivation and generalisation.

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by TeachingSkill101

What are the aspects of the PML?

Precursors to learning

Practice Conditions

Feedback Conditions

Zone of Proximal Development

Which one of these practice conditions would be important for acquiring a skill?

Distributed practice

Massed practice

Random practice

Pre-practice

If you want to generalise a motor skill, how should you structure your practice?

Large number of trials

Distribute your practice over several days

Practice in different contexts

Randomly practice the different skills

Practice the easy skills

If you want to teach a speech sound for the first time, which practice conditions should you provide?

Knowledge of performance

High frequency feedback

Immediate feedback

Knowledge of results

If you have been working with a child for a while and they are doing well, what feedback conditions should you use?

Knowledge of results

Low frequency of feedback

Delayed feedback

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