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Parent Education Power
Point:
This
Power Point outlines parents' role in
helping his/her child reach their potential
and have an enjoyable soccer experience.
A Free Soccer
Parent Online Course Given by the English
FA: Soccer
Parent is a completely free online course
that is available to anybody that registers
with FA Learning The FA's Educational
Provider. Everyone that completes the course
and achieves the pass mark can immediately
print off an accredited certificate directly
from the website. To take this very
informative course, please clink on this
link:
http://www.thefa.com/GrassrootsNew/FALearning/SoccerParent/
Goal Safety:
Georgia Soccer has been made aware of some
recent soccer goal injuries and fatalities
and feels the need to remind all leagues and
coaches of the importance of Goal Safety
Player Development
Philosophy Video:
This is a 30 minute video that compares
player development in Georgia to that in
Brazil and draws important Lessons for
coaches and parents.
Practice Vs. Game -
Which one is Better? : In any
sport, players develop skills via a
combination of practices and competitions.
This begs the questions: what should the
practices-to-games ratio be; how often
should we schedule games;
The New
Epidemic...Sideline (Mis)Behavior:
A look at sideline behavior and its impact
on player performance. This article
addresses an increasingly disturbing trend
in youth soccer.
Bill of Rights for
Soccer Players:
When children enter a sport program, they
automatically assume responsibilities. But
they also have rights. Adults need to
respect these rights if young athletes are
to have a safe and rewarding sport
experience. The National Association for
Sport and Physical Educations Youth Sports
Task Force has developed a Bill of Rights
for Young Athletes. The rights identified
by these medical experts, sport scientists,
and national youth sport administrators are
presented in the accompanying box.
Parent Evaluation Form
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