Differential learning theory emphasizes fluctuating changes while performing different movements rather than repeating the same task. The theory aims to develop both individual technique and tactical elements in team sports by having athletes perform many tasks involving core movements from their sport under varying circumstances without repetition. Based on differential learning, each element can be changed and varied, requiring constant attention and adaptability. This approach has been shown to improve children's thinking speed, orientation, sense of rhythm, and balance while allowing for faster decision making.