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    throwing, mostly to get the players used to baseball practice again. For the first 5 weeks the coach staff was only able to work with 2 players in the program at a time. Coach Guthrie and I made a schedule so I could work with pitchers, a position the coaching staff agreed we needed to develop because we graduated all of our top pitchers the year before. At this point in the season we were focusing on building arm strength by implementing a pitching program, it including starting with a flat…

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    Observing instructional practices for the purpose of developing teaching talent requires that the coach be able to analyze lesson delivery (D’Antonio, 2001). The elements of collegial and instructional coaching that I am selecting with my collaborative colleague are modeling the lesson for the teacher and observing the teacher teach the lesson. In the observation, I will only focus on how students will interact during the lesson and if the strategy work…

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    Professional Development

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    professional development plan will: • Provide job-embedded professional development/teacher coaching for instructional staff in the Mississippi College & Career Readiness Standards for English/Language Arts & Mathematics (English I, English II, and Algebra I), literacy across content areas, Biology I, and U.S. History including but not limited to instructional coaching, data coaching, assessment coaching, lesson planning, lesson modeling, differentiated instruction and scaffolding, and…

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    Behaviourism and Constructivism are learning theories which are relevant and useful in Sports Coaching. This essay will look to compare and contrast the two, reflect on both as coaching strategies, and draw some kind of conclusion as to which is more relevant and meaningful. Behaviourism and constructivism are similar as they are a both study of learning, which attempt to define how a child learns, this however is where the differences much greater in number begin, as their theories on how this…

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    Seven Strengths

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    Coaching is the third level in the situational leadership theory model. The coaching style of the situational leadership model offers more challenges to the team member with the expectation they will become more skilled and knowledgeable, and begin to assume ownership for their tasks (Chaneski, 2016). My role, as a leader, is to provide direction, support, and encouragement while the team members adjust behavioral habits or work to accomplish tasks independently. Coaching is not about…

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    Servant Leadership Style

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    the capacity to investigate individual and group intentions/convictions in fulfilling a change or saw vision of progress. The Chosen Management and Leadership Styles Coaching Management Style and Servant Leadership Style The coaching management style is among six management styles proposed by Hay-McBer (Diedrich, 1996). The coaching style has the essential goal of long haul proficient development of workers (Shakeel, 2014). The leaders who utilize this management style is the “developmental”…

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    different coaching styles, tactics and roles. Throughout this essay the different roles of the coach will be discussed, as well as how effective each coaching method was and how the players responded to the different coaching styles. Both of these two coaches play different roles throughout the movie. Both Coach Yoast and Coach Boone are motivators and teachers. However they have…

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    The unique experience I’ve had as a wrestling coach will be the influence of my 2 academic work and goals at Colorado Christian University. Fifteen years’ worth of experience at two schools and in two separate periods of my life. I started coaching wrestling right out of high school and after seven years quit for various reasons. Four years later I returned and have been going strong since. One could argue that my influence comes from a talk I had with my son Adrian when he was eight years old…

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    upper-management positions. Most of these barriers are based on longstanding, negative perceptions of race—both explicit and unconscious” (Collins). Many years of discriminatory thinking resulted in a pattern of behavior of excluding minorities from high-level coaching positions. Fans do not always notice the lack of minority coaches because many of the players are African American, but this does not disguise the fact that it remains a problem. In January 2016, a university study examined the…

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    Julia Stewart Leadership

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    Based on Julia Stewart’s leadership style she has many favorable factors that would come into play while working for her. Julia’s positive reinforcement method, her application of feedback and coaching, and focus on intrinsic rewards are all attributes that make her an appealing manager. Further examining these strategies will give extra support to this claim. Julia’s desire to administer positive reinforcement is a favorable factor most employees would appreciate. According to Kreitner and…

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