WHAT DO YOU THINK? Exercise 11.6 What role does memory play in learning movements? How can you help students remember movements?
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It is through memory that we are able to recall and reproduce the movements we have learned. This process is known as motor learning. When we first learn a new movement, our brain creates a neural pathway that represents this movement. The more we practice the Show more…
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