This week we are discussing characteristics of an Expert Pedagogue in the Sport Coaching Pedagogy unit at the University of Canberra. This is the SlideCast for the presentation: During the presentation I intended to discuss the contribution of three people to the consideration of expert pedagogy: David Berliner John Wooden Carol Dweck In 2001, John [...]
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#SCP12: The Expert Pedagogue
Posted in Coaching, Communication, Physical Education, Sport, Teaching and Learning, Wayfinding, tagged Carol Dweck, Coaching, David Berliner, Expert, John Wooden, Pedagogue, SCP12, Teaching, UCNISS on 26 April, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Insights for Coaches from Learning Design
Posted in Canoe Slalom, Coaching, Education, Instructional Design, Performance, Sport, tagged Abhijit Kadle, Athlete Development, Benjamin Bloom, Bounceback, Bradys Lake, Canoe Slalom, Coaching, David Merrill, Donald Schon, Guided Discovery, Learning Design, Methods, Philosophy, Robert Cutts, Robert Mager, Roberto Mauro, Stephen Downes, Tasmania, UCNISS, Upside Learning on 8 March, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I have just returned from Bradys Lake in Tasmania. I was there for a canoe slalom race that was part of the selection process for the Australian canoe slalom team. Every time I go to a sport event I think about the relationships that athletes and coaches build to develop performances. In Donald Schon tradition [...]
Emotional Touchpoints
Posted in Coaching, Communication, Education, Teaching and Learning, Wayfinding, tagged Belinda Dewar and Richard Mackay, Catriona Kennedy, Coaching, Conversation, Deliberation, Edinburgh Napier University, Emotional Touchpoints, Experience-Based Design, Joanna Goodrich, Jocelyn Cornwell, Learning Biography, Paul Bate and Glenn Robert, Rosie O'Beirne, Teaching, University of Canberra on 15 February, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I sat in today on a talk given by Catriona Kennedy. Catriona is Reader and School Director for Research and Knowledge Transfer in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Care at Edinburgh Napier University. Catriona presented a summary of work undertaken at the Edinburgh Napier University in nursing. I was very interested in her [...]
Echanson
Posted in Coaching, Sport, tagged Affineur, échanson, Christopher Schoenbohm, Coaching, Ramon Ramon, Somelier, UCNISS on 11 December, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I am fascinated by the way we characterise an occupation. Recently I wrote in this blog about the work of an affineur. This week I have discovered another French role that I thought might help discuss coaching and coach development. The role is that of an échanson. The French Wikipedia says that an échanson: était [...]
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