Tumbling: Quiz 7

What do the terms curved, straight and zigzag refer to?

pathways

What is one way to represent a contrasting movement?

making oneself tall followed by becoming very short

The many ways the body can perform, the shape it can make, and how it can be balanced can be categorized as what?

body awareness

What are walking, hopping and running examples of?

even rhythm locomotor skills

What elements represent the quality of space?

-level
-pathways
-direction
-planes

What element does not represent the quality of space?

speed

What are suggested steps for creating lessons that teach movement skills and concepts incorporating the problem solving style?

-experiment and explore
-set and develop the problem
-refine and expand solutions to the problem
-observe and discuss various solutions

What is not a good example for suggested steps for creating lessons that teach movement skills and concepts incorporating the problem solving style?

demonstrate how the movement should be executed

What do the terms light, heavy, strong, and weak explore? (think of a quality)

force

What do movement concepts include?

-relationships
-qualities of movement
-space awareness
-body awareness

What do movement concepts not include?

-locomotor skills

What is an example of an activity that best represent levels?

-travel around the room with your hands as high as possible

What factor establishes continuity of movement?

flow

True or False: The problem solving teaching style is effective for teaching movement skills and concepts because it allows for multiple solutions to problems and encourages creativity among students

true

true or false: symmetry increases stability because of the counterbalance effect of the two body halves

true

true or false: force involves the pace of action which can be slow fast or any degree in between

false

true or false: level defines the relationship of the body to the floor or piece of equipment

true

true or false: general space is space that can be reached from a fixed base

false