https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en Made with a lightning strike of genius en-us 2017-09-26 12:35:11 UTC 2017-10-05 19:28:42 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Basketball.png https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191211665 When a learnt skill has a positive effect on another skill. For example a kick in rugby can positively transfer to kicking in American football as both skills are similar.]]> 2017-09-26 12:49:18 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191211665 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191212255 When a learnt skill has a negative effect on another skill. For example after playing tennis it would be hard to play badminton due to the fact that in badminton you must flick your wrist but ]]> 2017-09-26 12:50:31 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191212255 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191559789 This is when a learnt skill is transferred from one limb onto another. 
E.G. A footballer learning to pass with their left foot when they have previously learnt the skill with their right. ]]> 2017-09-27 08:17:14 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191559789 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191561097 This is when a previously learnt skill can be applied to help the learning of a new skill. 

]]> 2017-09-27 08:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/191561097 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/193185653 This is a skill currently being learned that will have an effect on future skills. A basketball coach would break down the following: passing, catching, dribbling and shooting which can then be applied to a game situation. ( E.G. A lay-up). An example, a tennis player learns a basic forehand and backhand strokes which develop into more advanced shots but the fundamental movement stays the same. ]]> 2017-10-02 19:28:09 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/193185653 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/193187759 This is a skill being developed that has an effect on one that has been previously learned. The adaptions of the new skill feel more kinasthetically pleasing to the performer. E.G. Developing a forehand skill in tennis, they're taught to move in a side to side on position but as the skill level progresses they have a more open stance and this alters the basic movement pattern. ]]> 2017-10-02 19:33:37 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/193187759 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/193304335 When one skill has a positive impact on a different skill. The positive transfer of skill is just a physical movement itself rather than anything mental, for instance a marathon runner transferring their mentality to a different sport, e.g. long distance swimming, would not be correct however a marathon runner transferring their running style (the running action itself) to the a triathlon then it would be a positive transfer of skill. A positive transfer can either occur when a skill being learnt transfers to a skill previously learnt or visa versa, it works both ways. Positive transfers of skill usually occur when one skill and a separate skill resemble each other in their technique or how they are performed; if the learning of one skill alters the performance of another skill in a positive manner then it is a positive transfer of skill. Positive transfers of skill occur because when two skills are processed by the brain in identical ways, they tend to overlap with each other. Examples of positive transfers of skill include ]]> 2017-10-03 08:13:22 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/193304335 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/194470114 This occurs when a skill or task being developed has an effect on one that has been previously learnt. These adaptations of the new skill feel more kinaesthetically pleasing to the performer and they will therefore transfer this way of performing to a new skill. When developing a forehand stroke in tennis, the learner is taught to move in a side-on position; as their skill progresses they develop a stance that is more open and alters the basic movement pattern of the skill.]]> 2017-10-05 19:04:44 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/194470114 https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/194474235 This is the transfer of learning from one limb to another. Learning can also be transferred from one muscle group to another. For example, a performer or games player who can use both hands or feet equally has a distinct advantage over someone who is only comfortable using their one, dominant hand. To be able to achieve bilateral transfer successfully, you must first practice on your preferred limb then once you have mastered the skill on that limb, you must practice on the weaker one.
Practical example: A cricket fielder learns thoroughly to field the ball, to pick up the ball, and to throw it to the wicket keeper with his right hand. He would then switch to his left hand and practice as much as possible with his non-preferred limb until he is just as proficient with his let hand as he is with his right. ]]> 2017-10-05 19:14:13 UTC https://padlet.com/kully600/8p3fvnbmi0en/wish/194474235