Last week I was in Istanbul providing Tutor Training for the Coach Educators of the Turkish FA.Interesting that we created a private Community Group on the web for this course and of the 26 participants 22 provided their photos and completed the pre course tasks on line before the Course began. We used the translation services of the Turkish FA and ' Google Translate'
We videod some of the group work ( using a ' Flip ' Camera) and these clips are available on the private community website for tutors to view as are all the Power Point presentations for this course ( in English and Turkish) The Community group website provides an ongoing resource for the Turkish FA Coach Educators
So an example of using the web to provide a simple shared private site to support coach education !
To read more about the course go to this page on the Turkish FA website and use Google Translate.
"Director of Football Development Tutor Training organized by the Football Federation of Turkey in Istanbul.
TFF Football Development Director Tolunay Caucasus began with an opening speech on Monday, October 8 the effectiveness of training coach educators who work under the umbrella of Turkey Football Federation, the new coach educator candidates participated in the guest coaches.
Sports Path in the organization of education from the company, which was given by Robin Russell. The first two days of field work carried out in the next two days of theoretical training Tutor training, and Kartal Kartal Titanic Hotel Boulevard was in the field."
From US Youth Soccer's You Tube Channel :http://www.youtube.com/usyouthsoccer
The final part of a Video report by UEFA at the Royal Netherlands Football Association's approach to handling children just starting out in football focuses on the role of the parents.
US Youth Soccer's 'Street Soccer' Intiative explained below by Sam Snow,Coaching Director,US Youth Soccer
As you know “street soccer” is a session in the National Youth License coaching course. A while back one of the course candidates suggested the idea of a national street soccer (pick-up game) day. I thought it was a great idea. So as a part of Youth Soccer Month we have designated the Wednesday of the week for Fun as Street Soccer Day. That day is September 5th. Youth Soccer Month is September and each week has a different focus; in order they are – Fun, Family, Friendship and Fitness. The plan for Street Soccer Day is for clubs all across the USA to set up that day at their club as one when players come in to have pick-up games. That set up can be as organized or unorganized as the club desires. The set up could be a Play Day as envisioned by Vince Ganzberg, former Technical Director for Indiana Soccer. Or it could be to simply encourage coaches to step aside at training sessions that day and let the players take charge. However the set up goes at a club, the idea is to give the game back to the players. Part of the thrill for the players is knowing that other players just like them, from Maine to Hawaii, from Florida to Alaska and in every size soccer club are having a game just like theirs. Just as the idea of Youth Soccer Month has grown with state associations, clubs, high schools, colleges and professional teams the Street Soccer Day idea will grow in time. Imagine the improvement that will be made in youth soccer as the nation uniformly focuses on this day as the kick-off to a player centered soccer year. I know that for this year the notice is short, but please do all that you can to encourage teams in your club to join in the celebration of Street Soccer Day. To aid in the education process of the value of Street Soccer please utilize the attached file. Look for more information coming from the US Youth Soccer Communications Department. Keep Kicking, Sam
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