Intro to Movement Analysis
CAP Model
V.A.K
Teaching Cycle
Giants Ridge Fun Facts
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What does BERP stand for?

Balance, Edging, Rotary & Pressure

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What does CAP stand for and what to they each mean? 

Cognitive (how people think), Affective (How people behave), Psychomotor/physical ( how people move)

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what does the V stand for in VAK? What are some characteristics of those kinds of learners? 

Visual learners

  • Remember what they see rather than what they hear
  • Remember diagrams and pictures
  • Have trouble remembering verbal instructions


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True or false: the key concepts of teaching are fun, learning, safety- in that order

false- Safety, fun, learning

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What year was the Giants Ridge ski hill first built and opened? 

1956

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What do you do in the observation phase of MA (movement analysis)?

Observe the skiers’ movements. As you observe it is important to frame your observation on one specific movement rather than many at the same time.

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True or false: The different stages of Physical development play a huge part in how well students' can perform on snow at their age range

True, 

For example  a 4 year old is going to have much harder time not skiing "in the back seat"  of their skis than a 14 year old would, because 4 year old age range has a different Center of Mass 


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What does the A stand for in VAK? What are some characteristics of those kinds of learners? 

Auditory learners

  • Can follow verbal instructions easily
  • Likes to hear someone explain, and likes explaining to someone else
  • Enjoys reading aloud
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 What are the 4 main overall steps that outline the pattern of teaching? 

Explanation, demonstration, practice, feedback

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How many PSIA-AASI Level 3 trainers do we have on our Mountain Sports School staff?

3! 

PSIA Level 3-Heidi Jo & Mary

 AASI Level 3-Del

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What do you do in the evaluation phase of MA?

As you observe your students and identify an intended outcome you will start to compare your student’s performance (real) to the performance that would be optimal (ideal).

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What are real movements? What are ideal movements? 

real= what the guest is actually doing on their board/skis

Ideal= "proper" ,what we want them to do on their board/skis

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What does the K stand for in VAK? What are some characteristics of those kind of learners?

Kinesthetic learners

  • Remember best what they did
  • Memorizes by doing and seeing
  • Likes hands on activities and group interaction
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What kinds of things do you want to find out about your student during lesson introduction?

Students age (if not already known), students build (physical shape, ability level), their goals (what they want to learn) interests (do they have any interests that can be related to skiing or snowboarding?), ect.

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Who owns Giants Ridge? Who manages Giants Ridge (must have both answers for points to be awarded)

IRRRB owns & Guest Services manages. 

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what do you do in the prescribing phase of MA?

Give information and feedback on simple changes they can make to improve their riding.

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what does CM stand for?

Center of Mass-(where you are when you are standing over the top of your skis or board)

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What are the Four Learning Styles?  (hint: they are all verbs)

Feeler, Watcher, Thinker, Doer – Students have a preferred (though not necessarily exclusive) learning style/ way of processing information

 When a teacher helps students experience learning in all of the areas/categories listed above, they will see the most effective results in their riding 

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What is the acronym for the children's teaching cycle? (hint:4 letters)  What do they each stand for?

PDAS=play, drill, adventure, summary 


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How many runs do we offer? 

approx 35 runs between greens, blues, black, and the learners area.
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What does DIRT stand for?

Duration, intensity, rate , timing

Duration: Length of time the movement exists

Intensity: Power given to the movement. Amount, magnitude, or quantity.

Rate: The speed in which a movement occurs. 

Timing: When the movement occurs. Could be in relation to another eve

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True or false: Children's heads are proportionately larger in relation to their body than an adult

True

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What is an example of how you could teach a student who is a ' P'  type of learner on how to make a "pizza"/wedge?

  • physically have them practicing a wedge on the ground with boot rotation before getting into skis
  • these types of learner learn best from doing it.
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The teaching cycle is interconnected in each step, but  also flows in a circular pattern. (think spiderweb) What are those 7 steps involved in a lesson from introduction to debriefing? (hint: I gave you the first and last steps)

1-introduce, build trust

2-assess student & movements

3-determine goals, plan experiences

4-present and share info

5-guide practice 

6-check for understanding

7-debrief learning experience

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How much vertical drop does Giants Ridge have?

Approx 500 feet

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