PEDS207 Lecture Notes - Conserved Sequence, Descriptive Knowledge, Procedural Knowledge

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Physical Education and Sport
• Course: PEDS207
• Professor: Jody Virr

Document Summary

Excellent athletes have vast knowledge in their sport. Knowledge is an individual functional constraint and it interacts with task constraints. Knowledge is specific to the topic we are dealing with. Declarative: something that is expressed in declarative sentences. In theory), rules of the theory, the fact that j is the 10th letter in the alphabet. You may know how the car works, but you don"t know how to drive. Declarative knowledge is how to do something and how best to do something. Procedural knowledge knowing how to do something in accordance with specific rules. Strategic knowledge knowing general rules or strategies that apply to many topics: these are general rules and strategies that you can apply across situations. If we can manipulate space and time, we can control and be successful on offense and defence. Level of knowledge in each area will depend on how much they know about a topic.