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Performance curves (Shape)
Shows us how learning is going
Performance curves (Rate)
Shows us the slope which is how steep we are learning
Law of practice
Changes in performance during early practice are large compared to as practice continues the amount of improvement decreases
Over learning
The practice of continuing to study or rehearse a skill or material after you have already achieved initial mastery.
automatic
Deliberate practice
Individualized
Effortful
Highly structured and monitored to individual
Directed to extrinsic goals rather than immediate rewards
Motivated by desire to improve skill performance long term
Structured practice
Group
Motivated by desire to improve skill performance in short term and other motivational factors
Structured but directed at a group
Correction provided by instructor sporadically and by self discovery methods
Play
Intrinsically motivated
Not based on outcomes
Show variation between sessions
Practice
Synonymous with acquisition
Optimal learning
Best to evaluate during retention &tranfer
Involves formal instruction like verbal and visual demonstrations.
Verbal instructions
Amount of information
Precision of information
Verbal cues
Visual Demonstration
Skill level
Elite/ expert model vs learning/ beginner model
Similarity to observer
Just better than current level
Most effective viewing position- close distance to hear both verbal and visual