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Post by rocketcoach on Feb 7, 2009 10:40:50 GMT -6
Do any of you use a game response sheet for the kids to fill out that has them evaluate themselves after the game. Could be handed out with a playbook at the beginning of the season and have 10+ copies of the form that they are required to turn in the next Monday or Sat morning after a game. Could be position specific asking questions about effort, attitude, fatigue level, technique, game specific goals, improvement focus for the next practice week. Just brainstorming some ways to help kids evaluate themselves and desire to make corrections instead of always being told what to do. If I can get my kids to think critically about their performance it maybe could lead them to "owning" their position/role a little more. Any thoughts??
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Post by touchdowng on Feb 7, 2009 15:36:39 GMT -6
Coach we do this when we watch our varsity game film as I'm sure many other do, too.
Our playes grade out three areas.
Stance & Alignment
Technique after the snap
Job and Finish
We adjust the categories a little based on positions but all players have a 3.0 grade they are trying to reach each play.
They grade themselves as a 0 or a 1 for each category. It's either they did it right or they didn't. We don't give them middle ground and every player has another player grade them, too.
A perfect play would mean the player earned a 3 on a play.
We then take the total number of points earned and divide it by the amount of plays that that particular player had. This gives us an idea as to how effective a player is.
If the #1 guy is averaging 1.7 out of 3 for their 40 snaps and the #2 guy is averaging 2.2 for their 20 snaps, we'd better take a closer look as to why.
It's simple and it works for us
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Post by rocketcoach on Feb 9, 2009 13:12:19 GMT -6
Good stuff, thanks coach.
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Post by tothehouse on Feb 9, 2009 13:35:53 GMT -6
What about going to a site like Survey Monkey and creating an online survey for this kind of stuff. You can get the players response and see who took the questionaire, etc. The players can also type in comments, etc. Great place to see everything online and not have to use paper. (side note....not going green here, just saying...  |
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Post by brophy on Feb 9, 2009 14:14:41 GMT -6
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