The Talent Equation Podcast "Your kids should say...'what game are we going to play today' not 'are we going to play a game today?'"- A conversation with Shane Pill
Aug 22, 2018
01:28:23
Shane Pill describes himself as an 'accidental academic'. He is a PE teacher and coach who found himself in the world of academia and has spent his career studying various pedagogical approaches to learning in sport and PE.
In this fascinating conversation we discuss:
- Why Shane advocates a 'pragmatic' approach to coaching that he calls 'Sport Literacy'.
- The difference between a game and an 'open drill' (it's still a game in my book!).
- Arnold's 'in-through-about' model of learning in sport.
- The difference between 'guided discovery', 'divergent discovery' and 'convergent discovery'.
It is a conversation that challenged some of my thinking...I hope it does for you too!
Enjoy!!
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In this fascinating conversation we discuss:
- Why Shane advocates a 'pragmatic' approach to coaching that he calls 'Sport Literacy'.
- The difference between a game and an 'open drill' (it's still a game in my book!).
- Arnold's 'in-through-about' model of learning in sport.
- The difference between 'guided discovery', 'divergent discovery' and 'convergent discovery'.
It is a conversation that challenged some of my thinking...I hope it does for you too!
Enjoy!!
As always, if you like the podcast and are enjoying the podcast, I am hoping that you might support it. You can do this for free by leaving a review or telling your friends about it on social media. If you would like to support further then you can become a Patron by clicking on the Patreon link https://www.patreon.com/thetalentequation. You can join for as little as the price of a cup of coffee and can ask questions that may feature in some future 'ask me anything' episodes.
Thank you for your support.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-talent-equation-podcast--2186775/support.