Drake University School of Education - Extension Education Department

 

 

 

 

 

Parent - Athlete - Coach
Alliance

Course #: EDEX 175

1 semester hour of graduate credit!

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What is P.A.C. Alliance?

The P.A.C.Alliance course is designed to assist coaches in developing strategies to foster positive, effective relationships with the parents of the athletes they coach.  Course materials will guide coaches to explore changing backgrounds and roles of coaches and parents, identify various family dynamics, and to examine the perspectives of coaches, parents, athletes and administrators.  The course will also help coaches develop effective communication strategies to use with parents, and ways to encourage appropriate parent involvement in their programs.  Students will complete readings and view video presentations from leading experts in the field and apply what they’ve learned to their own programs.  Practical application assignments are included.

What will I learn from P.A.C. Alliance?

Current Perspectives
bulletThe changing role of parents
bulletThe changing role of coaches
bulletTo coach is to choose
bulletWhat parents want
Understanding Family Dynamics
bullet"Over-involved" family
bullet"Under-involved" family
bullet"Balanced" family
Views and Insights
bulletCoach
bulletParent
bulletAthlete
bulletAdministrator
Proactive Strategies
bulletPre-season parent meetings
bulletTeam handbooks and handouts
bulletTimely communication
bulletCommunication guidelines
Implementation

Who's in P.A.C. Alliance?

Tom Keating

Principal - Xavier High School, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Former Athletic Director – Wahlert High School, Dubuque, Iowa
National Volleyball Coach of the Year 2003
National High School Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame
Eleven-time state champion volleyball coach  
American Volleyball Coaches Association 700 Win Club

Tom Keating led the Wahlert Eagles to 10 state titles during his tenure there, becoming the first coach to win 10 state volleyball titles in the state of Iowa. Along with the 10 titles, Dubuque Wahlert has been runners-up three times during his 20 years as head coach. This four-time Iowa Conference Coach of the Year has sent more than 20 players into Division I programs. In 1994, he coached the Mizuno High School All-American Team. With more than 650 wins and 11 conference championships, Tom Keating is considered one of the top high school coaches in the country.

Featuring one of the country's top mental training coaches

Parent/Educator Panel

 

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