11-09-2015, 09:27 PM
(11-09-2015, 08:52 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: Business experience doesn't make you a good leader, planner, or motivator. Business experience doesn't teach how to teach others how to lead, plan, or motivate.
What type of planning do students do during PE to pass PE?
So leading employees towards a common goal that you formulated isn't expierence in leadership?
And PE is all about planning. It's not roll the ball out and play basketball for an hour. It's never about the sport played it's about how to plan, set up a group, and lead that group.
Obviously you have never been in a real PE class that wasn't instructed by someone who just rolls out the balls.
We used to make them get into small groups the. Take turns teaching the skills and strategy for the day to the others. We had them set up workout plans for a group and for themselves. And make a schedule to carry out their plan.
The skills for the day was irrelevant for the purposes of the class. It was just a way to give a variety in different expierences plus show them sports they were not always accustomed that they could do as adults.
