Daily Behaviour
Children aged 5 - 17 should obtain no more than this amount of recreational screen time daily.
What is 2 hours?
In order to develop motor competence, children need to have these kinds of experiences.
What are mastery experiences?
This is our main source of perception feedback in early childhood.
What is parental (or significant other) feedback?
In order to make sure learners have an appreciation for the safety measures of physical activity, we need to explain this to them.
What is 'the why'?
These are bits of information that alert learners to key elements of their activity task.
What are teaching cues?
Culture, family life, and socio-economic status are examples of these.
Bending, twisting, and curling of the body are example of this.
These are the two kinds of motivation.
What are self-determined (intrinsic/internal) and controlling (external/extrinsic)?
What is a deceleration zone?
These are two of the ways you can maintain learner attention.
What are: ask questions often, check for understanding, make eye contact, keep instructions short and interesting?
This is the amount of sleep a 5 - 13 year old child should obtain each night.
What is 9 - 11 hours?
These are the object control skills assessed by the CAMSA.
Expectancy of success and subjective task value are informed by these.
What are ability beliefs?
What is a baseline measurement?
A good demonstration separates these two things.
What are organization and content?
Children who participate in physical activity have a reduced risk of this.
What is obesity?
Flexibility is measure on the CAPL using this test.
What is sit and reach?
This is least stable component of confidence.
What is self-efficacy?
When doing activities involving object control skills, players should be aware of where the ________ is coming from or going to so they know where injuries are more likely to occur.
What is the force?
These are 3 of the factors you can manipulate to increase difficulty during a motor skills lesson.
What are: target position, weight and size of equipment, posture, repetitions, opponents, game setting
This is the amount of daily physical activity children aged 3 - 4 years should attain.
What is 180 minutes?
The TGMD-2 measures these 6 locomotor skills.
These are the four main factors that affect perceptions of physical competence in middle and late childhood.W
Being able to "read your environment" is an important component of knowledge and understanding. She is the person who coined that term in regard to physical literacy.
Who is Margaret Whitehead?
While teaching, moving toward a child who is misbehaving as a way to keep that child on task is called this.
What is proximity control?