Addition the skills are used routinely to produce a desired act or procedure. Simpson’s complex overt response is comparable. Students become efficient and natural in their performance. Most of us use the keyboard of drive a car in this way. Our body performs auto matically.
I will become efficient at using the herringbone step to go uphill on cross-country skis.
Students will smoothly administer an intravenous needle.
Students will use the mouse to create drawings in a graphics program until the movements become coordinated, efficient, and natural.
In psychomotor learning, it is always our goal to reach this independent and routine level of performance. We should not have to think about what we are doing; we do it naturally.
The fifth and highest level in Hauenstein’s taxonomy is called mastery. Students “seek to become better, to excel, to be able to demonstrate their expertise and artistry” (p.96) Mastery is the ability both to originate and perfect skills. As such, it encompasses two of Simpson’s level of learning, adaptation and origination.
I will learn to landscape and maintain the grounds of a commercial building regardless of the weather.
Student will learn to conduct a preliminary check-up on patients at accident sites.
We will develop a unique technique for communicating with a deaf child.
Students learn to choose the movements of skills to be used based on the immediately preceding action. A well-developed repertoire of skills and the knowledge of when each is appropriate are required. Students have also completely mastered the component parts of a skill and are now able to create new ways of combining them. In a skill and are now able to create new ways of combining them. In some subject areas, students can also originate a completely new way of performing.
Addition the skills are used routinely to produce a desired act or procedure. Simpson’s complex overt response is comparable. Students become efficient and natural in their performance. Most of us use the keyboard of drive a car in this way. Our body performs auto matically. I will become efficient at using the herringbone step to go uphill on cross-country skis. Students will smoothly administer an intravenous needle. Students will use the mouse to create drawings in a graphics program until the movements become coordinated, efficient, and natural.In psychomotor learning, it is always our goal to reach this independent and routine level of performance. We should not have to think about what we are doing; we do it naturally. The fifth and highest level in Hauenstein’s taxonomy is called mastery. Students “seek to become better, to excel, to be able to demonstrate their expertise and artistry” (p.96) Mastery is the ability both to originate and perfect skills. As such, it encompasses two of Simpson’s level of learning, adaptation and origination. I will learn to landscape and maintain the grounds of a commercial building regardless of the weather. Student will learn to conduct a preliminary check-up on patients at accident sites. We will develop a unique technique for communicating with a deaf child.Students learn to choose the movements of skills to be used based on the immediately preceding action. A well-developed repertoire of skills and the knowledge of when each is appropriate are required. Students have also completely mastered the component parts of a skill and are now able to create new ways of combining them. In a skill and are now able to create new ways of combining them. In some subject areas, students can also originate a completely new way of performing.
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