Which practice helps learners acquire a movement more effectively by combining demonstration, verbal instructions, and practice?

• A. Timed coaching
• B. Visual based teaching
• C. Show Tell Do
• D. Mirroring

Answer: (C)

This item tests how to structure instruction to optimize learning a movement by using demonstration, verbal guidance, and practice. The Show Tell Do approach fits best because you start by showing the movement so learners form a clear visual model, then you tell them the key cues and mechanics in concise language to guide technique, and finally they practice the movement to apply the cues and receive feedback. This sequence engages visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning, helping learners build a stable motor pattern and improve retention for real-class performance. Other methods that rely on only one mode or skip the practice step don’t provide the same integrated support for forming and refining the movement.