While forfeiting the game may be considered a bold strategy, it doesn’t produce many wins.
Parents’ attendance at games is neither required nor desired.
My father was disappointed as I don’t care about sports. I don’t get them. Unless you have a bet on a team, they are extremely boring. Luckily my brother made up for it.
Parents’ attendance at games and other student activities IS required and desired. What’s required is parents modeling good behavior.
What’s required is parents modeling good behavior.
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I spent many years refereeing youth soccer. Never had a problem with the kids… the parents on the other hand…
.<P.I taught a course for parents and coaches on positive coaching and parenting.
I also used to carry buttons that I would give to over zealous parents, who were screaming at the ref or a coach.
All is said was It’s A Kid’s Game
Proved to be a very effective tool in most cases.
That’s Gil Thorpe’s Plan B.
No prob, Giblets. I’ll be here all week.
wWhen my son was in Little League, he was the pitcher. I sat in the car and watched from the window.
Why? So I wouldn’t have to hear the other parents yelling at their kids.
Son never played a second year, he couldn’t stand it either.
Rick McKee
PICTO over 7 years ago
While forfeiting the game may be considered a bold strategy, it doesn’t produce many wins.
flyertom over 7 years ago
Parents’ attendance at games is neither required nor desired.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member over 7 years ago
My father was disappointed as I don’t care about sports. I don’t get them. Unless you have a bet on a team, they are extremely boring. Luckily my brother made up for it.
lowchops over 7 years ago
Parents’ attendance at games and other student activities IS required and desired. What’s required is parents modeling good behavior.
Linguist over 7 years ago
What’s required is parents modeling good behavior.
.
I spent many years refereeing youth soccer. Never had a problem with the kids… the parents on the other hand…
.<P.I taught a course for parents and coaches on positive coaching and parenting.
.
I also used to carry buttons that I would give to over zealous parents, who were screaming at the ref or a coach.
All is said was It’s A Kid’s Game
Proved to be a very effective tool in most cases.
Peam Premium Member over 7 years ago
That’s Gil Thorpe’s Plan B.
lowchops over 7 years ago
No prob, Giblets. I’ll be here all week.
Last Rose Of Summer Premium Member over 7 years ago
wWhen my son was in Little League, he was the pitcher. I sat in the car and watched from the window.
Why? So I wouldn’t have to hear the other parents yelling at their kids.
Son never played a second year, he couldn’t stand it either.