Jack Moran

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

Pleased to share a second open access paper on curriculum based approaches to talent development, in this instance exploring Academy Manager perspectives in Rugby Union. Thanks to @murraypcraig and @DCGreyMattersUK for the encouragement and guidance.

https://t.co/gAFeIRjOUo

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

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[BBC Sport Leicester @BBCRLSport]

𝗧𝗼𝗺 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝘇 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗿𝘁𝘀 𝘃 𝗦𝗮𝗿𝗮𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘀 💫🐯

The academy product makes his first Premiership start as one of five changes from the win against Gloucester.

Mike Brown starts at fullback, with Tom Whiteley given the nod at scrum-half. Anthony Watson returns to the wing 💪

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

No one made more of their opportunity @DenstoneCollege than Tom. Great to see his persistence rewarded 🙌🏻

[Leicester Tigers @LeicesterTigers]

👏🏽 Another @premrugby player from our Academy!

Congratulations, Tom.

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

@philllewellyn Great work, Phil!

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

@stret_top_right But I thought the results were pre-ordained? I

[Prof Chris Cushion @CoachC1]

Enjoy reading commentary about more ‘game based’ approaches to coaching as ‘new’ and ‘alternative’ - Thorpe and Bunker published their TGfU model in 1982 🤷🏻‍♂️ - something ‘new to you’ doesn’t make it new…

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

@Melliscricket @Copdockcoach What a summer it was 🔥

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

@GregMannion86 🙌🏻

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

@Jattaylor Thought of your sentiment here, watching this (linked) today, JT. A couple of fascinating segments, illustrating theory in action @LFC

https://t.co/sdubR4lf1Q

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

Together: Treble Winners 📺 😮‍💨 👏🏻

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

Few better books than ‘thinking fast & slow’

[Wisdom Theory @wisdom_theory]

Daniel Kahneman, who changed psychology and economics forever, dies at 90.

Thanks for everything.

We remember him in 10 great quotes:

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

We hope these suggestions provide a framework of ‘things to think about’ rather than ‘what specifically to think’, for those looking at a curriculum based approach to sporting talent development.

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

It’s been great hear all kinds of feedback to this over the last month. 1 consistent gripe of some friends has been the length of the article and unnecessarily complicated (in their view) language. To that end, see a thread summarising the key points through the paper.

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

Open access paper on the relevance of curriculum theory for talent development. Thanks to @murraypcraig and @DCGreyMattersUK for the limitless patience and support.

https://t.co/EqK5VMVtsP

[Jack Moran @jack_moran2]

Using a cycle of Teach-Test-Tweak-Repeat, may be a useful cycle of evaluation for practitioners.

Caution is advised when tweaking as curricula, needs enactment time in order to properly assess the effectiveness of it.

Avoiding an overly-reactive approach would have merit.