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lifelong utilization stage
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fundamental skill stages continues throughout life for fun, fitness, and fulfillment
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initial stage
(2-3yrs) |
a child's first observable and real attempt at performing the task
-uncoordinated and exaggerated without rhythm |
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fundamental movement phase
(2-7 yrs) |
the ideal time for children to master basic stability, manipulative, and locomotor skills
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ecological setting
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the immediate environmental surroundings in which children are attempting to learn
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specialized movement phase
(3 substages) |
1. transition stage
2. application stage 3. lifelong utilization stage |
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application stage
(11-13yrs) (middle school- jr. high) |
children apply their movement skills to organized sport
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elementary stage
(3-5yrs) |
transitional stage between initial and mature stages. coordination and rhythm improve
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3 stages of fundamental movement phase
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-initial
-elementary -mature |
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externally paced
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making responses to changing and unpredictable environmental cues.
ex. basketball |
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internally paced
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a fixed performance in a set of environmental conditions, moving at their own pace
ex. bowling |
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mature stage
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integration of all the parts of the pattern of movement into a well-coordinated, mechanically correct, and efficient act
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What is in an ecological setting?
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-object props
-available facilities -equipment -supplies -behaviour settings(# of students...) |
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transition stage
(7-10yrs) |
PROFICIENCY BARRIER
= children have high interest in sports but have little actual ability |
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The stages of Motor Devpt
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1. reflexive movement phase
(info. decoding)(4mo.-1yr) 2. rudimentary movement phase (precontrol) (1-2yr) 3. fundamental movemnt phase (initial/elem/mature) 4. specialized movemnt phase (lifelong utilization) (7+yrs) |