I share my thoughts about my life journey and inspire students to trust and be all they can be from within. The following reflection is based on my interpretation of The God in You, by Robert Collier © 1937. This is one of many books in my library chosen for the silent early hours of predawn. I hope it helps you reflect on why you do what you do – what we do, in working with youth.
Something
Drives me
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(Editor’s Note: The following is a 2-part series sharing the personal reflection of the author’s life in sport and education. The author is WomanCoach).
Part II. It Comes From Within
[2 Part Series]
(Editor’s Note: The following is a 2-part series sharing the personal reflection of the author’s life in sport and education. The author is WomanCoach).
Part I. Runs Like a Boy (1950’s)
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(Editor’s Note: The following is a 2-part series sharing the personal reflection of the author’s life in sport and education. The author is WomanCoach).
What are YOU doing to prepare for a new school year? Truthfully, if you are a proactive athletic administrator and/or coach, you are preparing all year long. This Coaching and Sport Section will cover several areas of concern for interscholastic athletic program administrators, and may help teachers and parents understand the challenges an athletic program endures behind the scenes.
Spring 2013 I had the opportunity and pleasure to tour Dorman High School campus with director of athletics, Flynn Harrell. This month I called upon him to respond to some questions about the challenges of an athletic administrator preparing for a new year. Thanks To Flynn I was able to pull the following article together.
Here are two links to documents used by Dorman High Athletics that can be used for ideas within your own athletic department. One is Dorman High School Athletic Policy, and the other is Spartanburg School District Six Coaches’ Manual 3013-14.
