Home	Organizational Strategies

1. Get class' full attention

• allows students to hear directions
• avoids having to repeat yourself
  
  

2. Keep students close to you when describing drills

• again, avoids shouting and repetition
  
  

3. When demonstrating drills, have students along a line

• either along a sideline or on the 18yd. line
• allows then to see, watch and fully comprehend the drill
• ask for questions before sending them off to perform the drill
• give 3 points or cues when explaining the drill
  
  

4. Define individual or group tasks

• helps runthe class smoothly and stops you from doing all the work
• helps create a "team" atmosphere in the class
  
  

5. Mix the teams up if you see any strong/weak teams

• allows each student the chance to play and be successful
• develops social maturity by interacting with others
  
  

6. Equipment

• keep unused equipment contained and away from the play
  
  

7. Space

• use as much space as possible
• ensure you're able to supervise each student when dealing with large areas
  
  

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