Delivery of Specialty Clinics Specialty Clinics have two components to them: a classroom and an on-ice session. Classroom Session Length will vary depending upon the number of skills to be presented. Each skill will require approximately 45-60 minutes of class. Content will include: Video presentation Group discussion of the skills to be illustrated to the coaches Group discussion of the format of the on-ice session Review of the drill selections On-Ice Session Each clinic will require approximately 60 minutes of ice time. Speak Out Program 4.3 Speak Out is a National education program focusing on the prevention of bullying, harassment, and abuse in hockey. The program is comprised of a four-hour workshop, the workshop is mandatory for all coaches, managers, trainers, volunteers, and officials within our Branch. Purpose: To impact on the attitudes, skills and knowledge of the instructor/ coach/ volunteer that will result in a safe, sportsmanlike environment for all players. Goal: To educate and inform all coaches and volunteers on Knowing the difference between harassment and abuse Understanding and applying prevention strategies Applying response skills to harassment and abuse Demonstrating a positive attitude towards becoming leaders in establishing a safe, sportsmanlike environment for all players Requirements: Four hour clinic Officials who turn sixteen (16) will be required to take the workshop.
Delivery of Specialty Clinics Specialty Clinics have two components to them: a classroom and an on-ice session. Classroom Session Length will vary depending upon the number of skills to be presented. Each skill will require approximately 45-60 minutes of class. Content will include: Video presentation Group discussion of the skills to be illustrated to the coaches Group discussion of the format of the on-ice session Review of the drill selections On-Ice Session Each clinic will require approximately 60 minutes of ice time. 4.3 Speak Out Program Speak Out is a National education program focusing on the prevention of bullying, harassment, and abuse in hockey. The program is comprised of a four-hour workshop, the workshop is mandatory for all coaches, managers, trainers, volunteers, and officials within our Branch. Purpose: To impact on the attitudes, skills and knowledge of the instructor/ coach/ volunteer that will result in a safe, sportsmanlike environment for all players. Goal: To educate and inform all coaches and volunteers on Knowing the difference between harassment and abuse Understanding and applying prevention strategies Applying response skills to harassment and abuse Demonstrating a positive attitude towards becoming leaders in establishing a safe, sportsmanlike environment for all players Requirements: Four hour clinic Officials who turn sixteen (16) will be required to take the workshop.
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