Factors and conditions that promote learning
1. The student should know the goals toward which he is working
2. Effective motor learning is based on certain prerequisite factors
3. The length and distribution of practice periods are important considerations foe effective learning
4. The physical educator should be familiar with the learning curve as it applies to individuals
5. As a general rule, learning is more effective when skills are taught as whole skills and not in parts
6. Education is a doing phenomenon thus a person learns by doing
7. The leadership provided determines to a great degree how much learning will take place
8. The learner should know the progress he is making
9. The material that is presented in the learning situation should be appropriate to the proper maturation level of the student
10. Each individual is different from every other individual
11. Learning takes place most efficiently when the student has the motive for wanting to learn
12. progress will be much more rapid when the learners gains satisfaction from the learning situations
13. Learning takes much more effectively when the student intends to learn
14. A learning situation is greatly improved if the student diagnoses his own movements and arrives at definite conclusions as the what errors he is committing
15. The learning situation should be such that optimum conditions are present for efficient learning
16. Visual aids will aid considerably in helping to present a more favorable learning situation
17. The time that skill will remain in the possession of the learner will depend on the extent to which it has been over learned
18. Errors should be eliminated early in the learning period
19. The student should become less and less dependent upon the physical education instructor for help and guidance