12PE | 3.1.6 to 3.1.8 Revision Quiz

The stage of learning where learners are unable to detect their own errors or self-correct is...

• Cognitive

• Associative

• Autonomous

• Practice

The stage of learning where learners are able to perform the skill without any conscious thought is...

• Cognitive

• Associative

• Autonomous

• Beginner

The coaching approach best suited to cognitive learners is...

• Traditional approach

• Constraints-based approach

• Fun approach

• Authoritarian approach

Playing small-sided, modified games is an example of the...

• Traditional coaching approach

• Fun coaching approach

• Constraints-based coaching approach

• Games approach

Practicing a golf swing while aiming for the same target for 30 mins is an example of...

• Blocked & distributed practice

• Random & distributed practice

• Blocked & massed practice

• Random & massed practice

Blocked practice is generally best suited to...

• Cognitive learners

• Associative learners

• Autonomous learners

• Expert learners

Random practice is generally best suited to...

• Cognitive learners

• All stages of learning

• Autonomous learners

• Beginner learners

The direct approach to coaching is beneficial because...

• It forces learner to problem solve and find their own solutions

• It is more fun and engaging

• It focuses on mastering the technique of skills in isolation

• It simulates a game/match

The constraints-based approach is beneficial because...

• It involves a skill and drill approach

• It requires learners to find their own solutions to challenges provided

• It is learner-driven

When teaching a cognitive learner the skill of a triple jump, it is best to use...

• Distributed & random practice

• Distributed & blocked practice

• Massed & random practice

• Massed & blocked practice