Labdarúgó akadémiák pedagógiai programjainak elemzése

Fenyő, Imre; Rábai, Dávid

doi:10.21549/ntny.30.2020.3.4

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“…The role of coaches in the education process is therefore given priority. [4] [8] The "Rátgéber Basketball Academy" Foundation, through its own education program, has set the goal of educating talented youth players into age group national team, adult NB I and adult national team players. It is a serious professional challenge to form a team with a unified approach and knowledge from players with different skills in the constantly changing composition of U15-U23 age groups.…”

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The coach’s Leadership role in cooperation with athletes

Lukács,

Gősi

2023

Gradus

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The primary task of the academic operation of a team sport is to train talented athletes who get to know the sport even at other sports organizations to become selected athletes in the U15 and older age groups of the sports academy, within the framework of its education and training program. The defining aspect of the educational work is the coaches' own perception of their role. The Leadership Scale for Sport (LSS), one online, self-completed standardized questionnaire research developed by Chelladurai and Saleh (1980) and repeated several times in the following decades searches for the answer to what behaviour do the coaches consider to be followed during their work. In addition to its academic tasks, the "Rátgéber Basketball Academy" Foundation also operates as a methodological centre. It serves as a model for other academies and clubs in the field of the work of age group coaches and the coordination of interdependent age group training. Therefore, the questionnaire was filled out by age group coaches of the academy. The range of respondents is complete. The results point to which groups of questions do the Academy's coaches share the same position on and in which situations do they show differences due to individual style.

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“…Questionnaire questions(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12) 1. See to it that every athlete is working to his capacity.…”

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