Learning DUTCH FOOTBALL REFEREES 35.000 voluntary club referees. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Learning DUTCH FOOTBALL REFEREES 35.000 voluntary club referees. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Developing Dutch Referees by Interactive Learning DUTCH FOOTBALL REFEREES 35.000 voluntary club referees. 5.000 KNVB-officials (limited match compensation). Trainings / courses costs participants : 45,00 to 150,00 p.p.
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REFEREES
DUTCH FOOTBALL
- 35.000 voluntary club referees.
- 5.000 KNVB-officials (limited match compensation).
- Trainings / courses costs participants: € 45,00 to €
150,00 p.p.
- Courses consist of two to eight meetings, and two to
six match reports.
- Participants follow courses in their own time.
Certificates needed to make promotion.
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CERTIFICATIONS2016/’17
JOURNEY OF DEVELOPMENT
- 2.048 grassroots referees
- 1.361 club referees
- 333 KNVB-officials – level III
- 60 KNVB-officials – level II
- 42 KNVB – officials level I
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VISIONON LEARNINGANDDEVELOPMENT
REFEREE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
1. Teach me to do it myself. 2. Individual development is central. 3. Offering customization. 4. Differentiate to personal level. 5. Learning in a safe environment.
- L. Stevens (2004)
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TEACHERS’ACTIONS
- 1. Structure
- 2. Stimulate
- 3. Individual attention
- 4. Transfer of responsibility
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‘BLENDED LEARNING’
GRASSROOTS REFEREES
- Combination of classroom, practical and online
learning.
- Different types of learning connected by a
learning application and an online teachers’ dashboard.
- Creating more and different learning experiences
in the same period.
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‘BLENDED LEARNING’
GRASSROOTS REFEREES
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‘BLENDED LEARNING’
GRASSROOTS REFEREES
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‘BLENDED LEARNING’
GRASSROOTS REFEREES
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CUSTOMIZATION
CLUB REFEREES
- Minimal substantive frameworks guaranteed,
space for teachers to offer (individual) customization.
- Clear frames between educational programs for
different levels.
- Teachers offer customization on the basis of
learning needs, level of competence, diversity of attendees and latest news/insights.
- Activating work forms are leading to more
motivation, energy and learning benefits.
‘POST-IT MODEL’
CUSTOMIZE REFEREE EDUCATION
Lesson 1 Lesson 2
‘POST-IT MODEL’
CUSTOMIZE REFEREE EDUCATION
Lesson 1 Lesson 2
WORK PLAN 1
MATCH PREPARATION
- Go physically to the entrance of the complex and go through all the steps needed to start a football match.
- Let the students explain and discuss which stept the need to take.
- Then send specific questions, like what does this step mean for you, as a club referee?
‘POST-IT MODEL’
CUSTOMIZE REFEREE EDUCATION
Lesson 1 Lesson 2
WORK PLAN 3
LOOK BACK LESSON 1
- Use a interactive digital application like
www.mentimeter.com / www.socrative.com
- Present theses or questions like:
How many matches did you referee? Have you improved yourself in your personal goals? How do you rate yourself as a referee? Describe in two words what you’ve learned in practice, since the last lesson. Etc.
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PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE
KNVB OFFICIALS
- Educational programs per level, certificates
needed to make promotions.
- During educational programs four to six
evaluations with a KNVB-certified referee coach.
- Every KNVB-referee follows two annual
development meetings.
- Every KNVB-referee receives two match reports
per season.
- Every KNVB-referee is tested annually for his
knowledge of the laws of the game.
- Referees on a performance amateur level are
tested for their fitness level (FIFA fitness test for referees).
“Every football match gets the referee it deserves.”
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PREPARATIONFORA PROFESSIONAL CAREER
TALENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Dietetics Fitness Theory (social) Media Training Peer intervision Coaching Video Analysis Mental toughness Communication Lifestyle Self-regulation
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THE NEXT STEP…
DEVELOPING REFEREES
“Every match is a learning experience”
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THE NEXT STEP…
DEVELOPING REFEREES
“new sources for valuable feedback”
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THE NEXT STEP…
DEVELOPING REFEREES
“Online and offline learning, based on individual learning needs”
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KNVB CAMPUS
THE NEXT STEP
Continuous research into:
- Gaze behaviour of referees
(Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam)
- Talent recognition and development
(Hogeschool Arnhem-Nijmegen)
- Mental fitness of referees
(Universiteit Eindhoven & Philips) “a learning environment”