The document discusses the concept of transfer of learning in sports. It provides examples of how an athlete in the heptathlon, Jessica Ennis, uses fundamental skills like throwing, jumping, running in multiple events. It also defines the 6 types of transfer as negative, positive, proactive, retroactive, bilateral, and zero transfer. Coaches can encourage effective transfer by having athletes practice the original task, providing realistic practice situations, ensuring the initial task is learned well before progressing, and making athletes aware of how skills may transfer.
2. Learning Outcomes
Explain 6 types of transfer using examples
from sport
Define transferable fundamental skills in sport
Describe 4 ways a coach can encourage
effective transfer
3. Heptathlon
What fundamental skills is Jessica using in
each event?
Is there more than one in an event?
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4. Jessica Ennis
Throwing
Jumping
Running
100 m hurdles
high jump
shot put
200 m
long jump
javelin throw
800 metres
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6. Analyse the Pictures - Group Together
Sports that are similar (3
separate groups)
Identify one sport that is left out
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9. Is all transfer helpful?
Role Play
Tennis V Badminton
Netball V Basketball
Tuck jump V Somersault
Dribbling basketball using both hands
Golf swing & Swimming
10. 6 Types – No Probs (NPPRBZ)
Negative – one skill hinders another
Positive – one skill helps learning of another
Proactive – effect on future skill
Retroactive – effect on previous skill
Bilateral – limb to limb (side to side)
Zero – No transfer available
11. Look at your pictures again
Pair sports to identify the following types of
transfer
Negative
Positive
Proactive
Zero
Write definitions on your task sheet
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13. Ensuring Transfer
Practice original task
Realistic practice situations
Learn task well then progress
Make performer aware of transfer potential
Scenario task on worksheet
14. Learning Outcomes
Explain 6 types of transfer using examples
from sport
Define transferable fundamental skills in sport
Describe 4 ways a coach can encourage
effective transfer
Hinweis der Redaktion
People tend to group sports together that appear to look the same on the surface. And that if you are good at one racket sport you will be good at the next.
People tend to group sports together that appear to look the same on the surface. And that if you are good at one racket sport you will be good at the next.