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Role of the Coach

Role of the Coach. Wk 7 contemporary studies. What do you think are the main roles of a coach ?. Role of the Teacher. Has a remit to educate pupils in a wide range of physical activities. Teachers: Introduce basic techniques Work on skill development

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Role of the Coach

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  1. Role of the Coach Wk 7 contemporary studies Contemp Studies yr12

  2. Contemp Studies yr12

  3. What do you think are the main roles of a coach ? Contemp Studies yr12

  4. Role of the Teacher Has a remit to educate pupils in a wide range of physical activities. Teachers: • Introduce basic techniques • Work on skill development • Help develop pupils in extra-curricular time • Help to transfer school to club sport participation • Encourage competence in a number of activities • Develop knowledge and understanding • Encourage positive attitudes to sports participation • Encourage an active lifestyle Contemp Studies yr12

  5. The Coach instructor educator trainer motivator disciplinarian manager What makes a coach? administrator Publicity agent Social worker student friend scientist Contemp Studies yr12

  6. The Teaching Process instruct demonstrate apply confirm Amount of Information forgotten Amount of Information retained tell show do review Contemp Studies yr12

  7. The Teaching Process • Instructing • the telling phase, there needs to be enough information to allow the learners to start. • Demonstrating • develops a model of the skill in memory • Applying • application of what has been learned by instruction and demonstration • Confirming • this is the feedback process Contemp Studies yr12

  8. Mosston & Ashworth Classification of Teaching Styles Teachers’ decisions Learners’ decisions A B C D E F G H A B C D E F G H Contemp Studies yr12

  9. Teaching styles • Command style • Practice style • Reciprocal style • Discovery style Where do these styles fit on the spectrum? Contemp Studies yr12

  10. Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing! Vince Lombardi Contemp Studies yr12

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  12. Role of the Coach The role of the coach is to improve performance levels. • Developing skills • Improving fitness • Mental preparation • Developing techniques These factors should help increase levels of player motivation general success and team enjoyment Contemp Studies yr12

  13. Jobs of the Coach • Specialise in one sport • Be knowledgeable about the sport • Be able to develop skill/techniques/fitness • Motivate performers • Be aware of performer’s individual needs • Work with beginners and top level performers • Plan training programmes • Be aware of problems in competitive sport e.g. drugs • Analyse performance • Monitor progress Contemp Studies yr12

  14. Discuss the differences between teacher and coach. Contemp Studies yr12

  15. What is Mass Participation? • Relate to the performance pyramid • Mass Participation relates to the large number of the population being involved in a form of physical activity Contemp Studies yr12

  16. Excellence Performance Participation Foundation Contemp Studies yr12

  17. Excellence More competitive Less participants Performance Participation Foundation Contemp Studies yr12

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