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To parents: What you should see your child's coach doing this year
I developed this document for use in South County Youth Soccer Assn. in the 1990s. As soccer coaches trainer for SCYSA, I was able to disseminate this document and promote its use at Under 8 and Under 10 levels. The basic idea is that the coach would give a copy of this document to each parent prior to the beginning of the season. Being that the parents knew what the coach was supposed to be doing, the idea is that the coach would more likely follow the guidelines detailed below:

Whether it's a day camp, a weeklong sleep-away camp or a month-long camp abroad, sending your child to soccer camp for the first time can be a nerve-wracking experience for the both of you. Here are a few ways to ease the transition and help them enjoy the experience.

You want your kids to have every opportunity to succeed in this world. You want them to learn self-discipline, how to be healthy, and to gain an appreciation and understanding for the world around them. The business world is becoming increasingly globalized. Intercultural competence, the skill which allows people to operate effectively in an international setting, is becoming ever more important.