Learning Resources
These resources help coaches, athletic directors, and organizations better support athletes through inclusive coaching practices — translating classroom accommodations into strategies that work on the field.
Winning games has always been a goal of athletics. Developing young people should be another. Social and Emotional Learning is already embedded in every practice — the opportunity is to coach it intentionally.
Most coaches outside of school will never see an athlete's IEP or 504 Plan — and that's okay. When you're struggling to teach an athlete, don't guess. Have a conversation.
Executive functioning is your brain's management system — it helps you plan, organize, and stay on task. An athlete who struggles with it may be your hardest worker. Here are five ways to help them thrive.
Some athletes need a few extra seconds to organize information before they react. That's not a lack of effort — it's a learning difference. Here are five simple ways to help them succeed.
One out of every six athletes may learn differently than you expect. Understanding accommodations doesn't lower the standard — it makes good coaching possible.
