Test 1 9/26 Flashcards

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5 Basic MGMT Functions

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  1. Planning
  2. Organizing
  3. Staffing
  4. Directing/Leading
  5. Controlling/ Evaluating
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Planning

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Mission statement, philosophy, goals, objs

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Organizing

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determining positions, number of positions, org chart

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Staffing

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selection of other admins, coaches, assistants, etc

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Directing/Leading

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motivating, managing or supervising staff and participants

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Controlling/Evaluating

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setting-up systems of control, eval process

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4 Areas of coaching/team mgmt

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  1. Pre-season
  2. In-season
  3. Post-season
  4. Managing relationships of people**
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5 areas of AD mgmt

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  1. Fall seasons
  2. Winter seasons
  3. Spring seasons
  4. Summer Preparation
  5. Managing relationships of people**
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6 Primary duties & resp for AD & coaches

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  1. Develop. of philosophy, policies & proc.
  2. Eligibility req.
  3. Scheduling
  4. Budget
  5. Medical and health considerations
  6. Other ancillary items
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Description of Develop. of philosophy, policies and proc.

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creating handbooks for coaches, athletes, parents

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Description of Eligibility requirements

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academic age, physical, league, state, national, NFHS, NCAA ETC

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Description of Scheduling

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**One of the biggest challenges for an AD, practices games transportation, officials, medical, etc

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Description of Budget

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salaries, equipment, uniforms, officials, travel, fac maintenance, fac rental, budget cuts & challenges

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Description of medical & health considerations

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first aid, CPR training for staff, physicals, medical history form

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Description of Ancillary items

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booster clubs, fundraising, media, team pictures

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4 Steps in the Risk Mgmt process

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  1. Identify the risks
  2. Evaluate the risks
  3. Select the approach to manage the risk
  4. implement the risk plan
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Identify the risks

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determine the likely risks - athletes, nature of the sport, activity, envi., equip.

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Evaluate the risks

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determine how likely risks will occur - low medium or high

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Select the approach to manage the risk

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eliminate, accept, or transfer

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implement the risk plan

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avoiding or elimination, trying to live with the risk, transfer (insurance, waiver forms, etc)

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9 Legal Duties of a Coach/Admin

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  1. Properly plan the activity
  2. Provide proper instruction
  3. Warn of inherent risks
  4. Provide a safe physical environment
  5. Provide adequate and proper equipment
  6. Match your athletes appropriately.
  7. Evaluate athletes for injury or incapacity
  8. Supervise the activity closely
  9. Provide appropriate emergency assistance
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Philosophy

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the beliefs or principles that guide your actions

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What does a philosophy consist of?

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A coach’s/AD’S values, beliefs, and principles - establish mission statement and goals

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How should a coach/ad teach and emphasize philosophy

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  1. Athletic/team handbook, manual, and/or website
  2. Team/staff/parents meeting
  3. “Live by” and “preach” the philosophy on a daily basis
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Major Goals & Objs of Sports
1. Keep an academic standard 2. To have a "winning" team 3. To teach athletes basic skills in a partic. sport 4. To help young people have "fun" 5. To help young people develop physically, psychologically, socially, and emotionally 6. To teach participants sportsmanship skills 7. To teach participants to "play the game the right way"
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3 Basic Styles of Coaching/Leadership
1. Autocratic/commanding 2. Democratic/Cooperative 3. Laissez-faire/submissive
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Autucratic/Commanding
"tells", makes all of the decisions, "my way or the highway", dictator-like
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Democratic/Cooperative
allows feedback and input, shares in decision-making
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Laissez-faire/Submissive
"laid-back" approach, provides little guidance, doesn't make any decisions
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7 Factors to consider when selecting a style to use or adapting to a situation
1. Environment 2. Skill level 3. Experience 4. Maturity 5. Motivation 6. Attitude 7. Time
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6 Forms of Communication
1. Listening 2. Verbal 3. Nonverbal 4. Written 5. Demonstration 6. Computer/Technology/visual aids
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#1 on ESPN top 25 Coaches
Dean Smith
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4 Forms of listening
1. empathic 2. comprehensive 3. critical 4. appreciative
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Empathic
understanding someone's feelings
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Comprehensive
understanding the point of the message someone is trying to get across
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Critical
listening to all of the facts and then make a decision/judgement
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Appreciative
Listening for pleasure or relaxation (music)
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3 Listening skills
1. Attending skills 2. Following Skills 3. Reflecting skills
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Attending skills
paying attention to the message
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Following skills
physical acknowledgement you understand the message (Nodding head, eye contact)
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Reflecting skills
You are involved, you give feedback
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Voice characteristics
1. tone 2. volume 3. rate 4. accent 5. inflections 6. pitch 7. misc sounds
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Verbal Communication
know how to say things at the right time & know when to be silent. Use appropriate language and words to explain
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6 C's of Communication
1. Clear 2. Concise 3. Correct 4. Complete 5. Courteous 6. Convincing
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5 Nonverbal communication categories
1. Body motion 2. Physical characteristics 3. Touching Behavior 4. body position/proximity 5. signals
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Body motion
gestures, eye contact, movement of the hands, head, feet, and entire body
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Physical characteristics
physique, attractiveness, height, weight, dress, presence, and phys. condition
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Touching behavior
pats on the back, giving "five", putting a arm around someone's shoulder
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Body position/proximity
personal space, position of your body posture, etc
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Signals
use of signals in coaching
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Importance of having good written communication
professionalism, conveys ideas and message, gives important info
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Forms of written communication
memos, letters, mission and philosophy statements, handbooks, manuals etc
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Demonstration
teaching specific technical and tactical skills, proper behaviors, being a role model
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Computer/Tech/Visual aids
use of computers, visual aids and tech for learning teaching, preparing for sports competition
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6 Steps in Communication Effectively (Coach & Athlete Process)
Coach: 1. Think of thoughts or ideas to convey 2. Translate the thoughts into an appropriate message 3. Transmit your message through the appropriate channel (verbal, nonverbal, demonstration, video, written) Player: 1. athlete receives the message 2. athlete interprets the meaning's message 3. athlete responds internally to the interpretation of the message
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Coach Wooden's philosophy tool
The pyramid of success
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The foundations of the pyramid of success
Cornerstones: Industriousness & enthusiasm base: friendship, loyalty, cooperation