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Level 3 Sport

Level 3 Sport Welcome Back!! Go and sit with someone you have not seen all summer. Find out what they have been doing during the summer break What are they most looking forward to this year at college?

Assessments What will you actually do? Video Discussion Poster Presentation Risk assessment and Written Plan Lead and review a sports activity

With a partner define (and write down) a leader and Leadership What is Leadership?? With a partner define (and write down) a leader and Leadership

Why is this important in sports leadership? Forms of behaviour that respond to the needs and demands of individuals and organisations. Participants need to be supervised carefully. Why? Safely rules are followed and no risk or danger accrues. Why is this important in sports leadership?

What else is leadership? Provide a challenging and developing environment. Therefore fun and motivational Guidance and support How could a leader achieve this?

Task Hope Powell In a group of up to 4 Choose a sports leader Discuss and put why you think they are a good leader. E.g. Present your leader to the group and explain why you think they are good Passionate about what she does Hope Powell Massive amount of knowledge about the game

Types of leader in the world of sport? Team Captain Psychologist Club manager Club director Coach Physiotherapist Teacher First aid coordinator

Consider themselves as role models Inspiring others and providing a sense of purpose Who inspired you to pursue sport and why?

Qualities of a Coach Knowledge of sports skills Coaching sessions will include skill development so knowledge of the skills required is essential Techniques of developing these skills is needed. If delivering to advanced performers the knowledge of the leader must be greater than the participants to ensure progress but also respect

Knowledge of rules and laws A leader must have good knowledge of these They must be a role model and follow them themselves They should be able to enforce the rules and pass on the knowledge of these so athletes can abide by them.

Understanding the mental needs of participants Its important to develop the mind and body Physical activity can not only improve health but also improve mood Understand WHY people participate Meeting their needs and motivations

Understanding the Physical needs of participants Different groups and individuals have different physical needs Sessions may need to be adapted for women or men and adults or children

Lesson Aims Have an idea and expectations about what this unit includes and the assessments methods being used Be able to define the term leadership and leader You should have considered the qualities of a sports leader and what you would expect to see in a good leader. Be able to discussed various sports leaders and their qualities

Level 3 Sport Unit 13 – Leadership in Sport Week 2

Lesson Aims Recap last week to know what the qualities of a good sports leader are Know the characteristics of a good sports leader and why they are important Understand the roles of a sports leader Be able to identify some local sports leaders what highlight some qualities, characteristics and roles

Last Week What did we do? Defined what a leader is Discussed what a leader may want to achieve - safety - fun - Develop - Guidance and support Know the different qualities of a leader (4) - knowledge of the sport - knowledge of rules and regulations - understand mental needs - understand physical needs

What do we think are key characteristics of a good sports leader? A feature or trait that sets one person apart from another. E.g. Patience What do we think are key characteristics of a good sports leader?

Characteristics Objectivity Patience Persistence Empathy Approachable Consistency Goal focused Commitment Discretion Forgiveness Attentiveness Empowerment In small groups using the cards provided put the characteristics in order of importance

Characteristics of a sports leader Objectivity Objective judgement not affected by emotions Be fair, equal to all, no favouritism Used when….. Resolving conflict Working with different races / abilities Providing feedback Equal play demonstrations

Characteristics of a sports leader Empathy Appreciate and understand the needs of others Sessions need to meet everyone's needs with person specific targets and goals achievable Differentiation during sessions Consistency Reliability and conformity of sessions Consistent in the behaviour and characteristics they demonstrate

Goal Focused Targets should be set Personal targets and targets for the participants as individuals or maybe as a group Short, medium and long term aims can be agreed Every session should have targets or aims

Discretion Ensures information learnt through the role is confidential Illness or injuries Personal problems/issues Issues with individuals Issues with other leaders Disclosure of information may lead to certain procedures requiring to be followed e.g. child protection

task Task A as a student on a sports course you will probably be or have been active as a sports leader. Using the grid provided grade yourself out of 10 on the various characteristics of a sports leader Task B Think of a sports leader that has demonstrated some of the characteristics in a good way and provide examples Now think of a sports leader who has failed to demonstrate some of these characteristics and provide examples

Roles of a Sports Leader There are lots of different jobs you may have to undertake as a sports leader. What are some of the jobs or roles you may need to fulfil?

Roles Organiser Organise and plan sessions Find out important information…..what may you need to know? Group size, age, ability Equipment and facilities available Risk assessment Time Contingency - weather

Roles Motivator Teacher Guardian Instructor Trainer Role model Psychologist

Lesson Aims Recap last week to know what the qualities of a good sports leader are Know the characteristics of a good sports leader and why they are important Understand the roles of a sports leader Be able to identify some local sports leaders what highlight some qualities, characteristics and roles

Sports Leadership Level 3 Week 3

Lesson Aims Recap of last week – ensure we know the different aspects of a good sports leader Home work task – know who you intend to discuss within task 1 and be prepared for the recorded discussion Complete the worksheet for task 1 and complete the recorded discussion of task 1

Recap Qualities of a sports leader Characteristics of a sports leader Roles of a sports leader

Homework 2 sports leaders 1 local 1 well-known / famous Do a spider diagram for both highlighting the qualities characteristics and roles Provide examples of how / when these have been demonstrated Present your leader and diagram to the rest of your group

Assignment Complete the worksheet to help you with task 1 video discussion Prepare and plan in your group for your recorded session. Next lesson………….

Lesson Aims Recap of last week – ensure we know the different aspects of a good sports leader Home work task – know who you intend to discuss within task 1 and be prepared for the recorded discussion Complete the worksheet for task 1 and complete the recorded discussion of task 1