Chapter 7 Quiz

Question 1 of 7

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The word “__________” designates sports as an educational activity with the potential to develop the physical, social, emotional, moral and civic competence of every player.

extracurricular
co-curricular

Question 2 of 7

1 point(s)

Joe believes that sport should be treated as co-curricular for the following reason (page 159).

Sport offers young people the opportunity to learn in a different and more holistic way.
Sports are built on stories that bond people's lives together in unique ways.
Sports offer an opportunity for connection that can help players embrace new learning and start developing their own coherent narrative.
All of the above

Question 3 of 7

1 point(s)

For the educational dimension of Joe and Biff’s program (the classroom part), the three primary virtues (page 162) that they are focused on teaching to their athletes are justice, reason and ____________.

authenticity
understanding
contemplation
wisdom

Question 4 of 7

3 point(s)

In seeking to teach justice to their athletes (page 167), Joe and Biff define justice in the following ways:

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how we treat ourselves
how we treat others
making sure everyone has the basic necessities of life

Personal
Relational
Economic

Question 5 of 7

1 point(s)

Reasoning is critical to educational attainment because (page 174):

It is central to SAT scores and to college entrance and acceptance requirements
It is critical to the moral, ethical, and relational decisions players make to determine which actions or attitudes are the right ones in any given situation.
Decisions regarding the use of tobacco, drugs, alcohol, sex, dating abuse, and pornography all require complex reasoning skills
All of the above

Question 6 of 7

1 point(s)

On pages 175-181, we read about Joe and Biff’s core value of contemplation. Contemplation, silence, solitude, and centeredness are critical to the InSideOut work required of a transformational coach. On page 176, Joe reminds us here of the critical importance of training in the spiritual disciplines.

Which word best represents your inclusion of spiritual disciplines into your coaching life?

Never
Seldom
Sometimes
Always

Place your answer here:

Question 7 of 7

2 point(s)

Which 2 of the following examples did Joe give about what they incorporate into their daily lesson plans to teach contemplation (page 180)?

During the week of the Homecoming Dance, have players contemplate how they would want their sisters and mothers to be treated by a man on a date
Take the team to a local food kitchen to help create empathy for those less fortunate than themselves
Work with the local police department to set up a visit to a local prison so that athletes can see first-hand the very real consequences of their poor choices, and then lead a discussion to help them think through establishing convictions to make good moral choices
Lead exercises to help athletes imagine various case scenarios where they are put in the position to display moral courage and help them to think through how they would respond in that specific situation

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