"...if the process is right the results will come..."

Just in case you thought the issue has gone away, read Gerald Haigh's article
in the 'Opinion' section of this week's Times Educational Supplement
(September 23 2005). (www.tes.co.uk).

He also mentions a recent publication: Human Rights in Youth Sport by Paulo
David, pub Routledge. ISBN 0-415-30559-4.

Also recently published is a small book by David Hemery: How to Help Children
Find the Champion Within Themselves, BBC. ISBN 0-563-51968-1. This is a
'must read' for all parents and coaches and should be on every club's
bookshelf.

A copy for the BCU might not be a bad idea, either... but it does contain
cartoon pictures which might be seen as offensive by TPTB.


Allan Bennett


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"...if the process is right the results will come..."

Just in case you thought the issue has gone away, read Gerald Haigh's
article
in the 'Opinion' section of this week's Times Educational Supplement
(September 23 2005). (www.tes.co.uk).

He also mentions a recent publication: Human Rights in Youth Sport by
Paulo
David, pub Routledge. ISBN 0-415-30559-4.

Also recently published is a small book by David Hemery: How to Help
Children
Find the Champion Within Themselves, BBC. ISBN 0-563-51968-1. This is a
'must read' for all parents and coaches and should be on every club's
bookshelf.

A copy for the BCU might not be a bad idea, either... but it does contain
cartoon pictures which might be seen as offensive by TPTB.


Allan Bennett


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And for those of us who need a bit more help the actual link to the article
is

http://www.tes.co.uk/search/story/?story_id=2134459

In article , WhereTF
wrote:



And for those of us who need a bit more help the actual link to the
article is

http://www.tes.co.uk/search/story/?story_id=2134459

Thanks - though that is just the intro to the full article... I will try to
get the full text OCR'd.

See also:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...791911,00.html

...debate has also been on R5 Live, I understand.



Allan Bennett
Not a fan of abridgers

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