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How to become an accredited skateboard instructor: Part 2
2 students
What you'll learn
- Test subscribers knowledge of the Drop In To Skateboarding Curriculum
- Review video/photo submissions of subscribers teaching skateboarding
Course content
3 sections • 6 lectures • 53m total length
- Outline0:54
In this course you will review the Drop In to Skateboarding course material with the goal of completing all the requirements to become a Drop In accredited skateboard instructor. - Drop In Curriculum Powerpoint52:00
The Drop In Curriculum power point reviews all parts covered in the Drop In Curriculum.
- Part A of Accreditation > Written Exam5:00The written exam covers the curriculum which you should be familiar with now. Answer the questions and email the question number with your answer to Ben: benwixon@dropintoskateboarding.com
- Part B of Accreditation > Video Submission1:39
In Part B you are required to submit a short video, or photos of yourself instructing a foundation skill level student(s)/class, fundamental skill level student(s)/class or a expert level student(s)/class.
Requirements
- Completed Part 1 of How to Become an Accredited Skateboard Instructor
- An interest in the culture of skateboarding
- A motivation to promote skateboarding as a positive lifestyle choice.
- A desire to safely introduce skateboarding to individuals who have not had the opportunity.
Description
In Part 2 of How to Become an Accredited Skateboard Instructor you will be tested on the information from the Drop In To Skateboarding Curriculum.
Subscribers to Part 2 will be formally accredited once completing a multiple choice exam and submitting a video, or photos of themselves teaching skateboarding based on the methodology learnt in Part 1 .
When you sign up will donate $5 to a skate charity of your choice including the ones listed here: bcskateboarding.org/2013/01/17/skateboarding-non-profits-in-north-america/
Who this course is for:
- Physical Education Teachers, Youth Outreach Workers, Youth Center Staff, Parents/Caregivers, School Teacher, Post - Secondary Educators, Youth Leaders..et al.