What is an effective method for keeping learners aware of their progress?

Using repetition of a demonstration is an effective method for keeping learners aware of their progress because it allows them to see the standard they are expected to meet and compare it to their current performance. By repeatedly demonstrating a maneuver or skill, instructors can provide visual benchmarks that help learners understand what success looks like. This process encourages learners to self-assess their performance and identify areas for improvement. Furthermore, it reinforces learning by providing a clear reference point, which can enhance retention and understanding.

In contrast, the other options do not effectively foster awareness of progress. Continuously attempting a maneuver without correction can lead to frustration and impede learning. Assuming that learners are aware of their progress without guidance can be misleading, as not all learners may have the self-awareness or skills to evaluate their performance accurately. Finally, limiting feedback until the end of a lesson deprives learners of the immediate guidance they need to adjust their performance and understand their development throughout the lesson. This feedback is crucial for ongoing improvement and engagement.