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Parents reaction to failure translates directly to how their kids will handle failure, according to Dweck.
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John O'Sullivan says that kids needs to do everything they can to earn playing time before parents step in.
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Now seven months in, we’ve learned a few things about the pandemic’s wider impact on youth & HS sports.
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Coaches can get involved in leadership in a different way by talking about character-building and identity.
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Activity from PCA trusted resource RISE to examine how athletes use sports as an agent social change.
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Establishing positive relationships and open communication between the coach, players, and parents is key.
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Studies show that when teenagers stop learning from their parents, they still listen to teachers and coaches.
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No matter what, Ann Murphy makes sure the kid comes first and doesn't get left behind when parents get busy.
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When parents shout instructions from the stands, it makes life more difficult for the kid, not easier for them
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Bulldozer parents push problems out of their kids way, which means kids can't learn to cope with struggle.
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PCA National Advisory Board Member Alexi Lalas describes his experience and findings as a sports parent.
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AYSO expert: choosing the level of play should depend on the player's readiness, not the parents' desires
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When conversations with parents turn to playing time, he asks whether the parents have talked to their son.