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need some help with preparing a lesson plan for an assessment
Hi coach, what are you being assessed on, what age group are you coaching, what ability level are your players?
The more information you can provide the better the responses you will receive.
Age 9/10 years delivering a drill progression and into match play
Just concerned with the feeback Q and A at the end of the lesson
What would I have to include in the plan which I may forget?
Well if it's the Q&A which is something you're unsure about I would remember to ask and not tell. Try to elicit answers from your players about such as:
Also worth bearing in mind you may need progressions which make the practices easier as well as harder so you can cater for both less and more advanced players.
Good luck!
Creating 2 v1 in left midfield to attack top of âDâ - age group U 14
are you meaningq&a with your players or your assessor?
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