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British Association of Snowsport Instructors TIED Paul Garner Becci Malthouse Giles Lewis The TIED model Where has it come from? What is TIED? How do BASI use the TIED model? KOLB (1984) Experiential learning theory Active


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British Association of Snowsport Instructors

Paul Garner Becci Malthouse Giles Lewis

TIED

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The TIED model

  • Where has it come from?
  • What is TIED?
  • How do BASI use the TIED model?
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KOLB (1984)

Experiential learning theory

Concrete experience Reflective
  • bservation
Abstract conceptualization Active experimentation
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Kolb’s experiential learning cycle

Task Information Evaluate Develop

Concrete experience Reflective
  • bservation
Abstract conceptualization Active experimentation

The TIED Model

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Performance Threads

  • Environment
  • Equipment
  • Psychological
  • Physical
  • Tactical
  • Technical

Task Information

What happened?

Evaluate

Why?

Develop

How can you approach the next step – same task or a change?

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Task Information

What happened?

Evaluate

Why?

Develop

How can you approach the next step – same task or a change?

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TIED as a framework to integrate our teaching tools

Task

Teaching styles Structure of practice Goal setting

Information

Feedback Learner preferences (VAK) Reflection

Evaluate

Performance analysis Performance threads

Develop

Goal setting Skill acquisition Learner preferences Communication skills Responsibility spectrum
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TIED

30 second task Week long

  • bjective

Season long goal

Versatile timescale

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TIED Summary

Task Information Evaluate Develop

TIED was introduced in 2011 and is being fully integrated into our system It is simple and effective We use it for:

  • Performance analysis
  • Teaching structure
  • Assessment
  • Reflection

The more we use it the more we love it