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Round 2 - WSI CourseWhat is an "early stage of learning" - answer When students move awkwardly b/c
they're thinking hard about how they're moving. Hyperaware.
Which is the fastest stroke? - answer Front crawl.
Name the 4 arm stroke terms. - answer Catch, mid-pull, finish, recovery
What is "corrective feedback"? - answer Feedback that gives info on how to improve.
What is "negative feedback"? - answer Feedback that doesn't tell students what to do
only what they've done wrong.
When you give a participant feedback that includes a tip on how to improve, what is that
called? - answer Corrective feedback.
What is a good way to help an anxious participant gain self confidence to try a new
task? - answerHave them visualize themselves completing the skill correctly.
What is the best way to check that you are communicating at the right level for the
participant? - answerHave the student explain to you.
What is the "measurable" teaching strategy? - answerUsing teaching progressions to
assess participants readiness to attempt new skills and to evaluate performance after
practice.
What is "familiar" teaching strategy? - answerBreaking skills into steps in a logical order
to allow participants to integrate a new skill into what they already know.
What is "develomental" teaching strategy? - answerThe principal that participants learn
a variety of skills easier when the skills are taught in a step-by-step way.
What is an "intermediate" level of swimmer? - answerWhen students don't think about
every detail Still not skilled performers and require constructive feedback.
What is a "late" level of swimmer? - answerMovements by these swimmers are smooth
and skillful. They just need skill refinement. They can recognize and correct mistakes.
Which basic skills are best candidates for being taught in an indirect way? -
answerFloating and breath control. (NOT back, crawl, arm motion, or breast stroke)
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