2004 parent ed presentation[1]

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PARENT

EDUCATIONPRESENTED BY

USA HOCKEY


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USA HOCKEY Attempts To

Educate Parents When TheyFirst Get Involved With Hockey

Educational Materials Include:

Relax, Its Just a Game PSAs, posters, etc. Parents In Hockey video

Establishing a Good Relationship Between Coachand Parent brochure

Parents Introduction to Youth Hockey brochure

Sportsmanship Does it Matter? brochure

Easy to read Official Rules of USA Hockey

USA Hockey Annual Guide


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Relax, Its Just a Game Campaignand Parents in Hockey Video:

Show specific examples of unacceptablebehavior by parents and spectators.

The video provides positive examples forhockey parents behavior when dealing withtheir kids, other players, officials andopponents.

Should be shown to every parent at thebeginning of every season.


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Establishing a Good RelationshipBetween Coach and Parent brochure:

Outlines suggestions for developing a good workingrelationship between parents and coaches.

Acknowledges that parents play a very importantrole in the success of a positive youth sportsprogram.

Parent Code of Conduct encourages parents to learn

all they can about the game and get involved as avolunteer.

Includes codes of conduct for coaches,

parents and players.


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Parents Introduction to Youth

Hockey brochure:

Includes tips on buying equipment

Rules of the game

The role of parents in youth sports


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Sportsmanship Does It

Matter? brochure:

Encourages sportsmanship and attempts toeliminate the winning is everything attitude.

Outlines many positive reasons to play the gameother than just to win.

Also includes codes of conduct for players, coaches,parents, officials, spectators and administrators.


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PHILOSOPHY

OFYOUTH HOCKEY


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The USA HockeyPhilosophy is to Focus on:

Growth and Development Increase Participation

Skill Development

Safe Environment

Fun/Enjoyment


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IN THE STANDS


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In The Stands:

KEEP HOCKEY FUN ENCOURAGE your son or daughter.

ENJOY the game.

APPLAUD good plays.

AVOID coaching from the stands.

REMEMBER Coaches and Referees are human andtherefore imperfect.


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CAR AND HOME


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At HOME and in the CAR

Remember: There is more to life than hockey.

Do not COACH your child on the way toa game. ENCOURAGE FUN andTEAMWORK.

LISTEN to them and BE SUPPORTIVE.

NEVER second guess your child.

NEVER second guess a coach.


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AT PRACTICE


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At Practice

SKILL IMPROVEMENT is important.

FUN is essential.

You and your child must PRACTICEEMOTIONAL CONTROL.

ALLOW the coach and player to be

creative. Here is where the game is really

learned.


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AT THE RINK


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At the Rink

Have the rink be a POSITIVE place.

Be CERTAIN your childs equipment is

in good shape and fits properly. Be AWARE of any potential dangerous

areas in the arena. Point them out to

the coach or rink manager.


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INITIATION PROGRAM

FUN and SKILLS brochure

Focuses on the Basic Hockey Skills.

Curriculum is a One Step at a TimeConcept.

Provides a Positive, Non-CompetitiveAtmosphere.

Develops Players Self-Respect andSelf-Discipline.


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CROSS-ICE PROGRAM

Provides an intermediary program betweenthe Initiation Program and a full-ice programfor 8 & Under players.

Stresses participation, fun and skilldevelopment.

Provides a positive environment for learningthe fundamental skills of hockey.


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COACHING PROGRAM A Comprehensive Coaching Education

Program

Coaching Education LevelsInitiation

Associate

Intermediate

Advanced

Master High Performance Workshops

Skill Workshops

ACE Coordinators


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ACE COORDINATORS TheAssociate Coaching Education Coordinator establishes and

maintains an Association Resource Center for coaches, players andparents.

Oversees the recruitment, selection, training, evaluation anddisciplining of all coaches.

Plans, develops and organizes skating clinics, goaltending clinics,checking clinics and any other clinic which will meet the needs of theassociations players.

Develops a teaching and practice curriculum for the association and itscoaches.

Evaluates and supervises practice sessions and offers constructivecriticism to improve the program.

Communicate to Association Coaches their

certification requirements.


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OTHER ISSUES IN YOUTH

HOCKEY Parents Expectations of Their Child

Values of Youth Hockey

Proper Equipment

Safety Around the Rink

Parents and Referees

Parent/Spectator ZERO TOLERANCE Policy Drug Awareness

Expense of the Game


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EVERYONE WINS

Being a winner

is quite easy to face,But it takes a big person

to accept loss with grace.

To stand and shake hands

after losing a game,

And watch as anothergets glory and fame,

Takes honor and courage

so stand straight and tall,

And know in your heart

that you gave it your all.

Youll earn much respect

cause losings no sin,

Showing good sportsmanship

lets everyone win.

ANN DOTTE


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PLEASE CONTACT YOURDISTRICT REGISTRAR FORA COMPLIMENTARY COPY

OF THE 2003-05 OFFICIALRULES OF ICE HOCKEY

AND THE USA HOCKEYANNUAL GUIDE.


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For further information, contactthe Youth Ice Hockey or

Coaching EducationDepartments of USA Hockey at719-576-USAH (8724)

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