A fine motor skill is one that: places less emphasis on precision of movement, g

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A fine motor skill is one that: places less emphasis on precision of movement, generally involves multi-limb movements, requires the use of large muscles, tends to be manipulative in nature. Practice for open skills should emphasize: technique, context variability, consistency. None of the above When assessing performance and making instructional decisions, which of the following must be considered? The learner The task The environment in which the task is performed All of the above Understanding skill complexity enables the practitioner to: systematically evaluate a learner's movement capabilities and limitations, design learning experiences that are challenging yet realistic, create logical skill progressions.

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Question 1 the answer is places less emphasis on precision of movement. It is in context to making mucle movements by babies and fine means making less strained movements.

Question 2) the answer is context variability, which means how a person can sustain the variable ( changes) .

Question 3) here , the answer will be all of the above. Because when judging a person it should be done on who is he ( like previously ) how has he got completed and which environment has he got his task done.

Question 4) the answer is systematically evalue a persons conditions and limitation.which means a person can or cannot do and how to further lay the plan.

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