A school principal that has a sports program that is highly successful should support that program in every way. Then take the non successful programs and figure out how to make them successful. They often ignore the smaller programs. They need to support all of the kids.
Brad Stevens said, "This game is about how you act as a teammate. This game is about embracing roles and accepting roles."
Great teams have great teammates.
• They care about each other.
• They commit to the team.
• They own their roles.
Here's how to be a great teammate:👇
@thewinningdiff1 He has such great talks and lines on standards.
To be successful - the expectations never change.
• They want to be in the 1%.
• They set non-negotiables and work to that standard
It means living to the standard every day.
PLAYERS: When coaches, teachers, or parents push you or hold you to high standards, it's often because they want you to be better. They want you to reach your potential. They want you to achieve your goals. Be coachable and appreciate how they might be able to help you.
What is the difference between Coachable and Uncoachable players?
Coachable Players:
- Seek feedback
- Accept coaching
- Ask questions
Uncoachable Players
- Know it all already
- Always have an excuse
- Get defensive
Be Coachable.
We are constantly uncovering new facets of U.S. Deaf History every day. Let me tell you about an interesting tidbit. Before 1823, the deaf schools in the country, including the Braidwood Institute for the Deaf, American School for the Deaf…1/
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Any student grades 6-12, interested in participating in the upcoming 2024 Tennis season, pre season conditioning starts on Monday, Jan. 22 at GCHS from 3:00-4:30. You must have an up to date physical