Lecture 2 Flashcards
(15 cards)
What is a Coach?
- Noun, A trainer or Instructor
- Verb, to give instructions to (a pupil)
What is a sport coach?
Coaching is about helping people Improve and Achieve in and through sport, and creating an environment in which this can take place
What is Coaching Science?
- Researching on the coaching learning, and instructional processes as directed by sport coaches
- Coaching Science includes research on coach behaviours, cognitions and occupational issues
Pro One National Program
- One coaching program allows to be under the same guideline and regulation
- No grey area
Con of One National Program
- Different area recognize different organizations
Pro of Multiple programs
- Each one strives to be better and competition pushes more programs
- Cost less
What are the 3 Coaching Streams in the NCCP? What are the differences?
- Community Sport
- Competition
- Instructions
What are the Five Core Principles of NCCP?
- Valuing
- Problem-solving
- Interacting
- Leading
- Critical Thinking
What are the levels of Coach Education Effectiveness?
- Small scale education training
- Large Scale
Whats an example of Small Scale Education?
- University classes
- Short in Duration
Whats an example of Large Scale?
- Increased Coaching Efficacy but self report
What are the 3 learning situations of coaching?
Formal - Coach Education
NonFormal - Attending a coaching conference
Informal - Talking to a former coach for advice
How many National programs does Canada have?
1
What did Karl Erikson do?
Coach Athlete Interactions: Studied Synchro swimming based instructions and how to give people instructions, Focus on dynamic structure of coach behaviour
What did Van Woezick do?
Reconstruction of Erikson work, studied How coaches learned.
Preffered: Observing, interacting and having a mentor