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37 Cards in this Set
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air patterns (PERSONAL SPACE)
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similiar to general space
-restricted to area of our personal space |
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roles of body parts in activity
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coordination
=integrated involvement of various body parts during an action |
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the body in action
(BODY CONCEPTS) |
3 basic actions
a. bending b. stretching c. twisting |
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simplifying tasks
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the degree of difficulty of a task may need reducing before they can improve
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body concepts
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(activity orientated)
-what the body or parts of the body are doing |
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extensions (PERSONAL SPACE)
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gestures made near the body or far away from it
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extensions (GENERAL SPACE)
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refers to the amount of space a movement pattern uses
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directions
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6 basic directions
-forward -backward -right -left -up -down |
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levels (PERSONAL SPACE)
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refers to an area in relation to our body structure
ex. low level is below hips |
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refining task
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(follows basic task)
-these tasks tell the children how to improve what they are doing -tend to be closed |
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relationship concepts
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(people/things oriented)
-what the interaction with people and objects is |
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nonlocomotor activities
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occur in our personal space
2 aspects of this activity: a. supporting b. transferring |
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manipulative activities
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used to control other objects
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2 effort attitudes
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a. indulging attitude
b. fighting attitude |
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4 components of personal space
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a. directions
b. extensions c. air patterns d. levels |
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open tasks
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a. elicit individual interpretations
b. increase child's responsibility c. encourage thinking, exploration, and discovery d. require a flexible approach to skill devpt e. require good teacher observation skills |
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effort concepts
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(quantity/quality oriented)
-what the movement is like and which dynamics are used |
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closed tasks
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a. elicit uniform responses
b. remove responsibility from children c. may save time d. may focus attention on a specific movement concept |
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movement tasks
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tasks that improve the motor performance of children
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4 components of body concepts
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1. whole body in action
2. activities of the body 3. roles of body parts in activity 4. shapes during activity |
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air patterns (GENERAL SPACE)
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(3 dimensional)
-trace pathways in the air |
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2 components of relationship concepts
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a. people in the environment
b. objects ( + sounds) in the environment |
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basic tasks
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the starting point of each learning sequence in a lesson
-can be open or closed |
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5 kinds of movement tasks
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a. basic tasks
b. refining tasks c. simplifying tasks d. extending tasks e. applying tasks |
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4 movement concepts
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1. body
2. effort 3. spatial 4. relationship |
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locomotor activities
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moving the body from place to place
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extending tasks
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(opposite of simplifying tasks)
-increases the degree of difficulty -can be open or closed |
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floor pathways
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refers to a pattern on the floor
(straight/curved) |
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4 components of general space
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a. levels
b. extensions c. floor patterns d. air patterns |
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spatial concepts
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(place/pattern oriented)
-where the movement is and how it moves |
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4 components of effort conceps
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1. time(fast vs. slow)
2. weight(strong vs. light) 3. space(linear vs. flexible) 4. flow (stoppable vs. ongoing) |
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2 components of spatial concepts
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a. personal space
b. general space |
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applying tasks
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after a concept is explored, expanded, and practiced, now it is used and integrated with other known skills
-can be open or closed |
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supporting/transferring
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supp- stillness
trans- change position |
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levels (GENERAL SPACE)
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refers to how close to, or how far away from, the floor we are as we move
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activities of the body
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3 categories
a. locomotor activities b. nonlocomotor activities c. manipulative activities |
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shapes during activity
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ex. rounded, elongated, wide, twisted
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