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Auburn softball coach Clint Myers in pursuit of greatness. AUBURN – The words are inscribed on the national championship ring Clint Myers wears on his finger.
They’ll be inscribed on Auburn championship rings to come. Greatness is a way of life. Myers loves that phrase. He believes it tells the story of his coaching career. It is the foundation on which he has built a unique and remarkable record. “It’s not just greatness on the field,” Myers says. At Central Arizona College, Myers won six junior college softball national championships, including five straight. And now Myers is tracking another championship in his second season at Auburn. For Myers, winning on the field is part of a larger and even more important mission to teach the players who come his way about living and the daily decisions that go into doing it well.
The Complete List of Toxic Behaviors that Poison Teams. Toxic behaviors connected to communication: Assume silence is agreement.Overstate teammate’s opinions and question their motives.Sweep difficult topics under the carpet.Speak for others.
Begin sentences with “you” – you always and you never.Polish terminology until the message is lost, obscure, and acceptable to everyone on the planet. Toxic behaviors connected to lack of humility and disrespect: Cbc. CBC.ca home Help Share Video Embed Link.
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True success - John Wooden. Learn more about Coach Wooden’s Pyramid of Success at What does Wooden include among the building blocks, and what does he place at the top of his pyramid?
Develop your own visual representation of success, and be prepared to explain how your thinking dovetails with and/or diverges from Wooden’s description. Wooden’s remarks reveal a belief that teachers can—and should—care about more than their students’ academic performance. Is this an antiquated idea, or do you think that some educators still subscribe to this belief?