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    The document discusses several principles of skill learning, including that a skill involves both ability and technique. It classifies skills as cognitive, perceptual, or motor, and discusses Magill's classification of skills based on precision of movement, distinct beginning and end points, and environmental stability. It also summarizes theories of motor programs and schemas, including Schmidt's schema theory from 1977 which proposes that motor programs can be clustered and adapted to situations.

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    The document discusses several principles of skill learning, including that a skill involves both ability and technique. It classifies skills as cognitive, perceptual, or motor, and discusses Magill's classification of skills based on precision of movement, distinct beginning and end points, and environmental stability. It also summarizes theories of motor programs and schemas, including Schmidt's schema theory from 1977 which proposes that motor programs can be clustered and adapted to situations.

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    Principals of skill
    learning
    Justin Dael 11N

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    What is skill?

    Skill

    = Ability +
    Technique

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    Types of skill
    Cognitive

    Perceptual

    Motor

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    Magill classification of skill
    -

    Precision of of movement

    Distinctiveness

    of beginning and
    end points of the movement

    Stability

    of the environment

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    Memory

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    Motor programs

    p
    o
    lo

    n
    e
    Op ry
    o
    e
    Cl
    th

    ose

    dL
    oo p

    the
    o

    ry

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    Schmidts schema theory

    - Challenges the open and closed loop theory

    1977

    Motor programs can be clustered and changeable to


    adapt to a situation

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    Recall schema

    1)

    Goal/ Teammates Defenders/

    2)

    What is the environment like?

    3)

    What condition am I in?

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    Recognition schema
    Movement

    Sensory

    outcomes

    consequences

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    Feedback intrinsic and
    extrinsic
    Intrinsic

    Extrinsic

    (internal) motivation

    (external) motivation

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