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Multiple Choice Questions - Lesson11
1.
When Coach Lad took the job at De La Salle his goal was:
1a.
To establish discipline.
1b.
To develop a strong strength and
conditioning program.
1c. To
establish a desire for excellence and a spirit for achievement that he
would model for the team.
1d. To
build a dynasty.
2. The mission of the Gilman football program - Seasons of Life -
is:
2a. To connect with boys and
teach them how to become men who will adopt a code of conduct that is
built around excellence.
2b. To
love each other.
2c. To provide a
team experience in which all can contribute.
2d.
To heal the problems that plague society
today.
3. Coach Wooden’s mission as he described it in the reading was:
3a. To develop balance.
3b.
To help others to achieve their own
greatness by helping the organization to succeed.
3c.
To be a good teacher.
3d.
To help other coaches win the national
championship.
4. Coach Wooden’s mission as described in the video ‘On Being a
Coach Today’ was:
4a. Show the
players that you care for them more than just for what they are doing
for you.
4b. Establishing success
through practice.
4c. Winning a
National Championship.
4d.
Establishing a culture of values.
5. Which of the follow best describes Coach Wooden’s mission (as
described in the video) ‘Never Stressed Winning’ was:
5a.
To establish winning as a national by
product of excellence.
5b.
Establish the journey as being better than the end.
5c.
Establish a real rapport with the
players that will last long after they are gone.
5d.
Establish practice routines that are
fun.
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