Category Archives for Coaching Life Lessons
Mindfulness in the classroom: Does it work?
The teacher writes numbers on the white board in front of the class, preparing a lesson on fractions and decimals. Two girls are passing notes. A couple of kids in the back row are laughing about a secret
Click to continue »Prepare: Technology’s Impact on Humanity
While Mark Zuckerberg testifies before the U.S. Congress about data theft and its impact on U.S. elections and Tesla founder Elon Musk has repeatedly talked about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence
Click to continue »Community Service Engages Students
Community service is something kids of all ages can enjoy and learn from. From elementary to high school, students and teachers can benefit by creating and implementing community services activities for
Click to continue »Good Coaching Goes Beyond Play Calling
For coaches, particularly at the high school level, a well thought out philosophy is pertinent to their program. Communication and motivation are essential aspects of the job because what coaches are really
Click to continue »Be an Inspiring Teacher
A teacher with the ability to inspire students is the type of teacher who will be long remembered. Inspiring students is integral to ensuring their success and encouraging them to fulfill their potential.
Click to continue »Why Humans Need to Explore
The need to explore has always been at the heart of human existence. From Magellan and Captain Cooke to the Mercury Space Program, humans have always felt the need to explore – to find out what is over
Click to continue »Six Ways to Teach Science With Wildlife
Have you heard of Jane Goodall? Perhaps you saw “Gorillas in the Mist with Sigourney Weaver as naturalist Dian Fossey?” Research scientists have spent decades observing animal behavior If
Click to continue »Athletics: Coaching Students to Thrive in Life
Coaching student athletes to thrive in life goes well beyond just winning championships and coaches have a responsibility to use their platform to teach valuable lessons about character development, respect
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