The Research Library
36 peer-reviewed studies, curated by the Research Office and graded by level of evidence. External work, attributed to its authors, summarised for practitioners.
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2 entries
- 2022
An Examination of the Contextual Interference Effect and the Errorless Learning Model during Motor Learning
Ramezanzade H., Saemi E., Broadbent D.P. et al. · Journal of Motor Behavior
Error is information. How much error a student should encounter is a design decision, and it should be made deliberately by the instructor rather than left to drill tradition.
External researchExperimental study
Motor Learning
- 2010
A constraints-led perspective to understanding skill acquisition and game play: a basis for integration of motor learning theory and physical education praxis?
Renshaw I., Chow J.Y., Davids K. et al. · Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy
Technique is not one shape. Designing the environment so that the correct solution emerges is a more durable instructional method than correcting posture repetition by repetition.
External researchNarrative review · Conceptual review
Coaching
