Prepare and submit an analysis of the coaching process model in order to make connections between theory and practice and to critically assess the utility of the proposed model.
Criteria Ratings Points
Coaching
Model
Flow
Chart
70 to >63 pts
Advanced
The comments provided on
the flow chart exhibit
thorough reflection and
analysis; the comments
also provide specific
examples applicable to the
student’s sport/coaching
practice.
63 to >58 pts
Proficient
The comments provided on
the flow chart exhibit a
general reflection and
analysis; the comments
also provide some specific
examples applicable to the
student’s sport/coaching
practice.
58 to >
0 pts
Developing
The comments provided on
the flow chart exhibit a
vague reflection and
analysis; the comments
provide a few and/or no
specific examples
applicable to the student’s
sport/coaching practice.
0 pts
Not
Present
70 pts
Critical
Analysis
70 to >63 pts
Advanced
There is a thorough critical
analysis regarding the utility
of the model for coaching
the student’s sport
according to (1) Sport
Specificity, (2) Systematic
Coaching Behaviors, and
(3) Adapting the Model.
63 to >58 pts
Proficient
There is a general critical
analysis regarding the
utility of the model for
coaching the student’s
sport according to (1) Sport
Specificity, (2) Systematic
Coaching Behaviors, and
(3) Adapting the Model.
58 to >0 pts
Developing
There is a vague critical
analysis regarding the
utility of the model for
coaching the student’s
sport according to (1) Sport
Specificity, (2) Systematic
Coaching Behaviors, and
(3) Adapting the Model.
0 pts
Not
Present
70 pts
Grammar,
Structure,
and
Spelling
30 to >27 pts
Advanced
• Assignment is
well-written with correct
word choices, good
phrasing, few grammatical
errors, and few spelling
errors.
27 to >24 pts
Proficient
• Assignment is
well-written with a few
errors with word choice,
phrasing, grammar, and/or
spelling; errors do not
distract or detract from the
overall meaning.
24 to >0 pts
Developing
• The assignment is poorly
written. There are
numerous errors with word
choices, phrasing,
grammar, and/or spelling;
errors distract and detract
from the overall meaning.
0 pts
Not
Present
30 pts
Format 30 to >27 pts
Advanced
• Current APA guidelines
are followed.
Assignment is 5 pages.
27 to >24 pts
Proficient
• Current APA guidelines
are followed with few
errors.
Assignment is 3–4 pages.
24 to >0 pts
Developing
• Current APA guidelines
followed with frequent
errors or not followed.
Assignment is 1–2 pages.
0 pts
Not
Present
30 pts
Total Points: 200
Coaching Model Analysis Grading Rubric | SMGT621_B01_202520
SMGT 621
Coaching Model Analysis Assignment Instructions
For this assignment you will prepare and submit an analysis of the coaching process model in your text. This assignment is intended to help you make connections between theory and practice and to critically assess the utility of the proposed model. Your analysis must include 2 sections in current APA format:
1. An edited version of the
Coaching Model Flow Chart (2 pages, found under
Additional Recourses in the assignment) and
2. A critical analysis of the utility of the model that includes a partial redesign (3 pages).
For Section 1
: Using the
Coaching Model Flow Chart (provided under
Additional Recources and adapted from your course text) you will make comments on the document by reflecting on and analyzing your own coaching practice. The comments you make in the flow chart should be specific examples of applying the model to your sport and your coaching practice, to the extent that this is possible.
· When not possible, you must comment on the reason why aptness does not apply and relate to #3 in Section 2 below.
· Note: The comments must be shown on the actual
Coaching Model Flow Chart. It is advised that you print the chart, write your comments on the chart, and then scan and upload the chart to your computer. You can submit this with the second portion of your assignment.
For Section 2
: Using the 3 sections outlined in Chapter 7 of your text, critically assess the utility of the model for coaching your sport according to the following:
1. Sport Specificity,
2. Systematic Coaching Behaviors; and
3. Adapting the Model
· Note: This section must include the re-design of 1 component of the model that you have identified as not apt for your coaching context in Section 1 (use examples on page 157 of your text as examples).
Please review the
Coaching Model Analysis Grading Rubric for further information.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.
Recruitment
Recruitment by coach
Third party referral
Athlete approach
Organizational appointment
Organizational progression
Coach appointment
Situational review
Performance history
Initial expectations
Organizational
need/demand
Coach/athlete
need/demand
Agreement
· Contract
· Boundaries
· Conditions
Situational Analysis
Comparative standards
Resources
Facilities
Finance
Sport structures
Strategic plan
Organizational needs
Proceed
t
Introductory programme
Goal-setting
Situational analysis
Group goals
Athlete ambitions
Coach goals
Goal accommodation process
Coach evaluation of potential
Organizational goals
Implications from initial expectations
Goals
Short term
Medium term
Long term
Component content and balance
Competition programme
Pre-planning model
Integration of
· Component staging
·
Plan
ning cycles
· Immediate targets
· Activity patterns
Year or multi-year plan
Extrapolate first implementation cycle
Extrapolate first implementation cycle
Schedule cycle
Detail microcycle
Initiation phase
Strategic planning phase phase
Termination
Priorities set
Goal-setting phase
Non-intervention contact
Athlete-led activity
Competition episode
Coach Intervention
Extrapolate new cycle
t
t
Training unit preparation
Regulation phase
Preparation phase
From evaluation
Conduct session
Manage load input
To goals
Competition phase
Plan
Execute
Feedback
Progress
End Management
· Organization
· Athlete-related support role
· Forward administration
·
Recording
Initial management
· Situational assessment
· Contingency planning
· Organization
Training adaptation
Load n Load 1
Adaptation Training Component Adaptation Training Component
Next unit starting capacity
Previous unit end capacity
Evaluation Recording
Contest management
Plan
Execute
Coach role input
Feedback
Progress
Recording
Pre-contest management
· Strategy rehearsal
· Pre-start checklist
· Selection amendments
Post-contest management
· Athlete support role
· Forward administration
Decision point
· Pre-determined schedule
· Performance model
· Environmental circum.
· Athlete – current status;
· Organism readiness
Completion unit preparation
· Event strategy
· Performance expectations
Goal derived expectations
Strategic mental model
Threshold feedback
· Schedule completion
· Athlete response
· Performance outcome
· Results
t
t
Completion of cycle
Adapted from Lyle & Cushion (2017)