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A new course is being offered as part of Heartland AEA 11's Professional Development program. Title: Basic Archery Instructor Training Heartland Activity #: HL001951660901 Description:National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) instructor training is offered through the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. The NASP course content is designed to teach archery instruction techniques to both archery novices as well as experienced archers. Course content includes range set up and safety, use of the string bow, eleven steps to archery success, coaching techniques, equipment nomenclature, inspection, operation, maintenance and repair. For registration information, interested educators should go to the following website: http://www.iowadnr.gov/law/shootingsports/ais.html#trainingIf you have any questions, please email: [email protected] Staff development credit from Heartland AEA will be available at class for an additional $25 payable to Heartland AEA 11. Credits: Drake Graduate - 0 LR - 2 CEU-NU - 0 SA - 0 Targeted Subject Area and Grade Level
hysical Education, Archery, Lifetime Sports / Grades 4-12 Subject Category: Health and Physical Education Focus of Instruction: Combination Learning Goals or Targetsarticipant will understand how to set up and operate a safe archery range,Participant will understand how to provide basic archery instruction to students and other instructorsParticipant will understand basics of archery equipment Course Requirements and Participant Evaluationass/Fail. Passing grade requires 100% Attendance, Active Participation, Passing the BAI and BAIT exams with scores of 70% or higher. Research Base:The two sources of material used in this course will be the National Archery in the Schools Program 'Basic Archery Instructor Trainer' and 'Basic Archery Instructor' manuals. Course Content/Syllabus:Basic Archery Instructor Trainer 3-Day Agenda Course StrategyCandidates who take the Basic Archery Instructor Trainer course will spend 3 days learning and practicing to teach BAI. On the first day each candidate will go through the entire BAI course including the practical and written test. At the conclusion of Day 1 the BAI agenda will be divided among the BAIT candidates. The candidates will practice teaching their assigned topics on Day 2. On Day 3 the candidates will teach their assigned BAI agenda topics to the BAI candidates. Day 1 -- Learning Basic Archery Instruction See BAI Agenda 7:45 -4:30 Take the BAI Course & BAI Exam 4:30-5:00 Divide BAI Agenda Topics Assigned to the BAIT Candidates Day 2 -- BAIT Practical -- Peer Teaching Basic Archery Instruction See Agenda: Day 2 ÒBasic Archery Instructor Ð Peer Teaching AssignmentsÓ 7:45 AM - 4:45 PM Peer Teaching, Practice Shooting, Coaching & BAIT Exam Day 3 -- BAIT Practical -- Teaching Basic Archery InstructionSee BAI Agenda 7:45 Ð 4:45 BAIT Candidates Teach BAI to New Class BASIC ARCHERY INSTRUCTORAgenda 7:45 AM Welcome & Introductions 8:00 Overview of the NASP 8:20 Safe Range Set Up¥ Evaluate the site & plan range lay-out¥ Arrow net, targets, range lines, bow rack, & quivers¥ Briefly explain whistle commands & dry fire 8:40 String Bow Training Device¥ Determine Dominant Eye¥ Purpose & Making a String Bow 9:10 11 Steps to Archery Success¥ Use String Bow to Teach Form, Execution, & Reflection¥ Practice with String Bow 9:40 Individual & Coaching Skills Development¥ Coaching positions¥ Positive Reinforcement & Feedback¥ Disruptive students 10:00 Break 10:10 Safety Orientation & Teaching a New Archer¥ Operating a safe range & demonstrating the shot¥ Supervising Initial Shooting & Pulling Arrows 10:40 Practical Exercise: Safety Orientation & Teaching a New Archer 12:00 Lunch 12:30 Continue Practical Exercise 1:50 Break 2:05 Running the Range & Practice Coaching 2:45 Equipment Nomenclature, Inspection, Operation, Maintenance, & Repair¥ Arrow Station¥ Genesis Bow Station 3:45 Test Review, Take Test, Grade Test, & Complete Paperwork 4:45 Adjourn for the Day Class Dates: August 13-15, 2008 Class Times: 7:45 AM - 4:45 PM Class Locationella Middle School Gymnasium613 East 13th StreetPella Instructor(s)Ben Berka, 220 Northpark Blvd., Huxley IA 50124(515)201-8395 (H) (515)281-0140 (W) (515)281-6794 (Fax)[email protected]
hysical Education, Archery, Lifetime Sports / Grades 4-12 Subject Category: Health and Physical Education Focus of Instruction: Combination Learning Goals or Targetsarticipant will understand how to set up and operate a safe archery range,Participant will understand how to provide basic archery instruction to students and other instructorsParticipant will understand basics of archery equipment Course Requirements and Participant Evaluationass/Fail. Passing grade requires 100% Attendance, Active Participation, Passing the BAI and BAIT exams with scores of 70% or higher. Research Base:The two sources of material used in this course will be the National Archery in the Schools Program 'Basic Archery Instructor Trainer' and 'Basic Archery Instructor' manuals. Course Content/Syllabus:Basic Archery Instructor Trainer 3-Day Agenda Course StrategyCandidates who take the Basic Archery Instructor Trainer course will spend 3 days learning and practicing to teach BAI. On the first day each candidate will go through the entire BAI course including the practical and written test. At the conclusion of Day 1 the BAI agenda will be divided among the BAIT candidates. The candidates will practice teaching their assigned topics on Day 2. On Day 3 the candidates will teach their assigned BAI agenda topics to the BAI candidates. Day 1 -- Learning Basic Archery Instruction See BAI Agenda 7:45 -4:30 Take the BAI Course & BAI Exam 4:30-5:00 Divide BAI Agenda Topics Assigned to the BAIT Candidates Day 2 -- BAIT Practical -- Peer Teaching Basic Archery Instruction See Agenda: Day 2 ÒBasic Archery Instructor Ð Peer Teaching AssignmentsÓ 7:45 AM - 4:45 PM Peer Teaching, Practice Shooting, Coaching & BAIT Exam Day 3 -- BAIT Practical -- Teaching Basic Archery InstructionSee BAI Agenda 7:45 Ð 4:45 BAIT Candidates Teach BAI to New Class BASIC ARCHERY INSTRUCTORAgenda 7:45 AM Welcome & Introductions 8:00 Overview of the NASP 8:20 Safe Range Set Up¥ Evaluate the site & plan range lay-out¥ Arrow net, targets, range lines, bow rack, & quivers¥ Briefly explain whistle commands & dry fire 8:40 String Bow Training Device¥ Determine Dominant Eye¥ Purpose & Making a String Bow 9:10 11 Steps to Archery Success¥ Use String Bow to Teach Form, Execution, & Reflection¥ Practice with String Bow 9:40 Individual & Coaching Skills Development¥ Coaching positions¥ Positive Reinforcement & Feedback¥ Disruptive students 10:00 Break 10:10 Safety Orientation & Teaching a New Archer¥ Operating a safe range & demonstrating the shot¥ Supervising Initial Shooting & Pulling Arrows 10:40 Practical Exercise: Safety Orientation & Teaching a New Archer 12:00 Lunch 12:30 Continue Practical Exercise 1:50 Break 2:05 Running the Range & Practice Coaching 2:45 Equipment Nomenclature, Inspection, Operation, Maintenance, & Repair¥ Arrow Station¥ Genesis Bow Station 3:45 Test Review, Take Test, Grade Test, & Complete Paperwork 4:45 Adjourn for the Day Class Dates: August 13-15, 2008 Class Times: 7:45 AM - 4:45 PM Class Locationella Middle School Gymnasium613 East 13th StreetPella Instructor(s)Ben Berka, 220 Northpark Blvd., Huxley IA 50124(515)201-8395 (H) (515)281-0140 (W) (515)281-6794 (Fax)[email protected]