Readiness refers to conditions within the task, the individual, and the environment that make a particular task appropriate for an individual to master. Physical and mental maturation, interacting with motivation, prerequisite learning, and an enriching environment, all influence readiness. At this juncture we simply do not know how to identify precisely when one is ready to learn a new movement skill. However, research suggests that early experience in a movement activity before the individual is ready is likely to have minimal benefits (Magill, 1993).
It is critical to recognize and respect the concepts of developmental variability and readiness, both among individuals and within individuals. We simply cannot deal with individuals with developmental disabilities on the basis of chronological age or grade level and expect to be successful in movement skill acquisition and fitness enhancement.
Readiness refers to conditions within the task, the individual, and the environment that make a particular task appropriate for an individual to master. Physical and mental maturation, interacting with motivation, prerequisite learning, and an enriching environment, all influence readiness. At this juncture we simply do not know how to identify precisely when one is ready to learn a new movement skill. However, research suggests that early experience in a movement activity before the individual is ready is likely to have minimal benefits (Magill, 1993). It is critical to recognize and respect the concepts of developmental variability and readiness, both among individuals and within individuals. We simply cannot deal with individuals with developmental disabilities on the basis of chronological age or grade level and expect to be successful in movement skill acquisition and fitness enhancement.
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