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    Profile: Wheeled Coach Wheeled Coach Industries‚ Incorporated is the largest manufacturer of ambulances and rescue vehicles. The subsidiary of Collins Industries‚ Inc. was founded in 1975‚ and is currently based in Winter Park‚ Florida. Wheeled Coach‚ led by their President Bob Collins‚ Jr. employs a highly trained production team of over three hundred and fifty personnel who are responsible for the assembly and final production of all ambulances in their production facility. Wheeled Coach offers

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    Psychology of C & O ATHC-4690 Rost 9/6/13 Essay #2: Coach Carter and Communication The film “Coach Carter” demonstrates many great examples of good communication between coach and athlete. I will point out a few examples of good communication from the film and I will explain why the examples I discuss demonstrate characteristics of effective communication. I will use a few excerpts out of the communication chapter of our text book‚ Chapter 11. I will use these excerpts from Chapter 11 of our

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    "l came to coach basketball players‚ and you became students. l came to teach boys‚ and you became men". This quote shows how successful Coach Ken Carter’s managing techniques are‚ however Coach Carter uses many managing styles through out the film. A good manager uses multiple managing techniques these techniques are autocratic‚ persuasive‚ consultative‚ participative and laissez faire. Coach Carter’s managing methods vary between the different situations he comes across. As shown through out the

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    How to Choose a Good Tennis Coach You have recently been introduced to tennis and you seriously find the game fun and entertaining and interesting. Add to that the added bonus of being able to use the physical demand of the game to keep you in shape‚ you know that you are in for a treat. It is going to be tough. It is not going to be easy. But you are determined to plow through and you know that the help of the right expert to help you get the skills needed to be better at the sport is essential

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    COACH CARTER: (2005 FILM STARRING SAMUEL JACKSON). Summary: Coach Carter is based on a true story starring Ken Carter (Samuel Jackson)‚ it is a story about a basketball coach trying to teach his athletes that there is more to life than basketball. Ken Carter was once a starting player in the Richmond High School Oilers basketball team and years after basketball life‚ he has established himself in marketing and publishing he returns to Richmond High School as the new basketball coach. Ken Carter

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    Intro to American Education Reel to Reel Reflections Your written summary of the movie selected should include responses to each of the following items. Title of Movie: Coach Carter Overall summary of movie: Coach Ken Carter is offered a job to coach the basketball team at his former high school‚ Richmond High‚ where he was one of the best athletes to ever attend a secondary education there. He took the job to bring change into the poor neighborhood of Richmond but more importantly

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    Coach Carter is a movie inspired my real-life events based in the inner city of California (Bridgett‚ Carter‚ Scanlon‚ & Toffler‚ 2005). )Samuel L. Jackson’s character‚ Ken Carter‚ served as a basketball coach in Coach Carter (Bridgett‚ Carter‚ Scanlon‚ & Toffler‚ 2005). “Ken” also served as an arrogant and controversial to the majority of his community‚ for example‚ the players on the team‚ their parents‚ and his coworkers (Bridgett‚ Carter‚ Scanlon‚ & Toffler‚ 2005). In the film‚ Coach Ken Carter

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    A coach is someone who uplifts their athletes and helps them become a better person inside and out‚ which is why I have dedicated my time to teaching young gymnasts the sport that I have been in love with since I was seven years old. Also‚ because I truly believe that gymnastics helps young girls become physically and mentally stronger. Becoming a coach has made me become a more coachable athlete because I have now seen both sides of athletics. To begin‚ becoming a coach has made me realize how

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    LEADERSHIP IN CINEMA Coach Carter (Based on a true story) Submitted by: Pam McDonald E-mail: Pam_McDonald@nifc.blm.gov Phone: 208-387-5318 Audience Rating: PG 13 Released: 2005 Studio: Paramount Pictures Genre: Drama Runtime: 136 minutes Materials: VCR or DVD (preferred)‚ television or projection system‚ Wildland Fire Leadership Values and Principles handouts (single-sided)‚ notepads‚ writing utensils Objective: Students will identify Wildland Fire Leadership

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    wisdom down to children. In a sporting situation the coach is tasked with providing the right environment in order for a child to develop their skills and participate in a sport. It is a difficult task as there are many fundamental differences between coaching children as opposed to adolescents or adults‚ however children need to be coached in order to develop the fundamental skills required to master their sport. Coaches who train children must coach differently

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