Level 2 Training Module Course Guide 2015-2016



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CANADIAN SKI INSTRUCTORS ALLIANCE Level 2 Training Mdule Curse Guide 2015-2016 Missin Statement: The Canadian Ski Instructrs Alliance prvides excellence in educatin fr the prfessin f ski teaching, cntributing t the grwth and enjyment f skiing. Certified as a designated Educatinal Institute by the Canadian Department f Human Resurces Develpment L2TRAINCG-ENG-16

Table f Cntents L2 intrductin/verview 3 Day 1 4 Daily jurnal 5 Assessment & Develpment Wrkshp 6 Day 2 8 L2 criteria/evaluatin 9 What s next? 12 L2 Develpment Plan frm 13 Canadian Ski Instructrs Alliance Cpyright 2015, all rights reserved Printed in Canada 401-8615, St.Laurent blvd Mntréal, QC H2P 2M9 Canada www.snwpr.cm 2

Level 2 Intrductin The Level 2 ski instructr certificatin is fr any skier that has passed the Level 1 certificatin. The prgram imprves situatinal teaching skills, understanding f the CSIA technique and methdlgy, and the rle f ski teaching within the ski industry. It cmbines practical ski teaching methds, technical understanding and develpment, and imprvement f guest service skills. Candidates will receive caching n their skiing, teaching and peple skills with the gal f reaching the Level 2 standard. They will als receive suggestins and strategies fr lng-term develpment. The successful candidate is certified t teach skiers up t intermediate parallel skill level. Level 2 is a pre-requisite fr the Level 3 certificatin. Level 2 Certificatin Structure L2 Training mdule must be cmpleted befre the L2 Assessed Training mdule. Educatin credits can be accumulated at any time (befre, in-between r after the Training and Assessed Training curses), but L2 membership status will nt be updated until the minimum requirement is reached. Guest Service nline mdule is mandatry t fficially btain the certificatin. Retests are held ver the entire 2 days f the L2 Assessed Training prgram, bth fr members currently hlding a partial L2 certificatin under the ld structure and thse in need f a full retest. The prcess f certificatin is nt limited in time. Missing cmpnents can be cllected at any pint in time t cmplete the certificatin. 3

Day 1 By the end f the day, yu will have been expsed t the fllwing: Decisin making fr instructrs The learning cntract Hw t establish bjectives, physical and psychlgical cnsideratins Situatin Creating and maintaining a safe learning envirnment Evaluating terrain, weather and snw cnditins Skiing bjectives The Gliding Experience - Mbility, gliding, speed management, directin change Technical reference pints Mtr skill develpment Tactical appraches hw t use drills, terrain, turn shape Class management/safe teaching Lessn pacing, grup dynamics and safety De-brief using daily jurnal Assessment and Develpment wrkshp Reading assignment : Basic methdlgy ( Beginner-intermediate) pp.3.20-3.32 4

DAY1 DAILY JOURNAL TEACHING METHODOLOGY REVIEW Review the key elements f the day The Learning cntract Situatin Establishing skiing bjectives Develping mtr skills Class Management Safe Teaching Practices 5

ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT (60 min) Assessment: Assessing skiers starts with knwing yur student. We use the Technical Reference as a tl t determine the desired verall imprvement. Skiing skills are the tls we use t develp specific mvements. Develpment: Appraches t develping skiers is based n yur initial assessment. Appraches will vary based n level f cnfidence, age and verall ability. Skier #1 Discuss skill develpment strategies t imprve the skier s stance and alignment. Activities Situatins Time frame Skier #2 Discuss skill develpment strategies t imprve balance n the utside ski and steering. Activities Situatins Time frame 6

Skier #3 Discuss skill develpment strategies t imprve the skier s grip and develp a runder turn shape. Activities Situatins Time frame Skier #4 Discuss skill develpment strategies t imprve the skier s linking f turns and crdinatin. Activities Situatins Time frame 7

Day 2 By the end f the day, yu will have been expsed t the fllwing: Develping teaching skills thrugh practice teaching Peer teaching based n bservatins f day 1 Structuring a lessn Managing the learning envirnment fr safety Making use f the learning cntract Adapting t terrain and cnditins Mtr Skill Develpment Identifying and maintaining clear skiing bjectives Tasks and situatin Fllwing up n bservatins Indr Preparatin fr L2 Evaluated Training mdule Perfrmance criteria and evaluatin prcedures Individual perfrmance assessment with written develpment strategies Curse Feedback Frms 8

Level 2 Perfrmance Criteria/ Evaluatin During the L2 Assessed Training Mdule, candidates are evaluated n their skiing and teaching skills, The evaluatin is cnducted n an n-ging basis as candidates cntinue t be trained in this 2 day mdule. Evaluatin relative t the L2 standard is based n the IACRCv mdel (see CSIA Manual, pgs. 6.2-6.3). Candidates must pass bth skiing and teaching aspects t be certified Level 2. MARKING SYSTEM Ski: T meet the standard, candidates have t be at the Cnslidatin stage f develpment in accrdance t the CSIA Level 2 Technical Perfrmance Criteria (p. 17). STAGE OF DEVELOPMENT ACQUISITION CONSOLIDATION REFINEMENT TECHNICAL ABILITY The skier crdinates and executes the key cmpnents f the mvement in the crrect rder; Executin is incnsistent and lacks precisin; Cnscius executin by skier; Rugh frm, lacks synchrnizatin, rhythm and flw. Crdinatin f mvements appears Cntrlled and rhythmical executin f task under stable cnditins Sme perfrmance elements are maintained, but are incnsistent when skier is under pressure, cnditins change r demands increase Perfrmance is cnsistent and precise in demanding cnditins Mvements are autmatic and dne subcnsciusly Only minr fine tuning may be necessary Critical reflectin and crrectin is pssible by skier Teaching: Meets expectatins (ME) r Needs imprvement (NI). RE-TEST ON SKIING OR TEACHING Candidates wh fail skiing r teaching can be re-tested at any time by attending any L2 Assessed Training Mdule. Candidates passing ne prtin will never have t be re-tested fr that prtin, but must still attend the 2 day mdule. The candidate must register in advance fr re-assessment thrugh the Natinal Office. 9

TEACHING ASSESSMENT Element Of Cmpetency Perfrmance Criteria Understand and utilize the CSIA Decisin Making Prcess Learning Cntract: Assess the students needs; Set achievable gals and tasks; Use tw way cmmunicatins; Prvide individual feedback Situatin: Demnstrate safe teaching practices; Chse apprpriate terrain; Adapt t snw cnditins; Manage apprpriate lessn pace. Skiing Objective: Based n student; Based n situatin; Related t Technical Reference; Incrprate Terrain Assisted Develpment. Mtr Skill Develpment: Create task; Task is apprpriate t skill level; Relate skill develpment t Technical Reference; Create awareness f cause and effect. 10

SKIING ASSESSMENT Element Of Cmpetency Perfrmance Criteria - Cnslidatin Demnstrate CSIA technique effectively frm entry level t intermediate parallel General perfrmance criteria fr Intermediate parallel n grmed blue terrain: Objective: Maintain intermediate speeds; Blend skills t achieve a steered, skidded arc; Maintain cnsistent turn shape relative t speed and terrain. Technique: Lead the turning effrt with the lwer bdy; Manage separatin fr angulatin t prvide grip; Use all jints t maintain a centred stance; Crdinate mvement patterns fr efficient turn linking. Demnstratins (maintaining technical perfrmance criteria abve): Mbility: Shw a centred stance and mbility in jints while pushing with ples; Balance laterally frm ft t ft while skating; Shw edge grip thrugh climbing r side stepping. Gliding: Chse terrain t demnstrate gliding withut braking; Adjust edge grip t shw side slipping/skidded arcs; Shw balanced sliding in the middle f the ski. Directin Change: Chse apprpriate turn shape fr student; Shw efficient turn linking; Maintain rhythm. Speed Management: Chse and demnstrate a snwplw stance when apprpriate; Shw the ability t stp in a parallel stance; Mdify turn shape relative t snw cnditins and steepness f terrain. 11

What s next? Already lking frward t the Level 3 Certificatin? Here is what t expect: Level 3 standards being significantly mre demanding that f the Level 2, candidates are strngly encuraged t develp a persnal training plan. Start with the training curse and, based n yur curse cnductr s cmments, seek specific training based n their needs. Here is a sample f prgrams that might help maximize yur chances f success: Develp yur training plan and exam specific preparatin with Training fr Perfrmance mdule Develp yur skiing skills - Caching the Fundamentals mdule Develp yur all terrain skills - All-Terrain - advanced mdule Develp yur teaching skills - Advanced Teaching mdule Fine tune very specific skills with Reginal Clinics. Alternatively, seek the assistance f a current Level 3 curse cnductr thrugh a snw schl. Fr mre infrmatin n CSIA prgrams, please visit snwpr.cm and lk fr the Curses sectin. 12

CSIA LEVEL 2 DEVELOPMENT PLAN FORM SKIING COMPETENCY Technical Prficiency In a parallel stance n grmed blue terrain, the candidate: Objective Maintains intermediate speeds Blends skills t achieve a steered, skidded arc Maintains cnsistent turn shape relative t speed and terrain Technique Leads the turning effrt with the lwer bdy Manages separatin fr angulatin t prvide grip Uses all jints t maintain a centred stance Crdinates mvement patterns fr efficient turn linking Name: Candidate #: Lcatin: Date: Specific Skill Develpment Strategies Demnstratins Fr entry level t intermediate skiers, the candidate: Mbility Shws a centred stance and mbility in jints while pushing with ples Can balance laterally frm ft t ft while skating Can shw edge grip thrugh climbing r side stepping Gliding On apprpriate terrain can demnstrate gliding withut braking Adjusts edge grip t shw side slipping/skidded arcs Shws balanced sliding in the middle f the ski Directin Change Chses apprpriate turn shape fr student Shws efficient turn linking Maintains rhythm Speed Management Chses and demnstrates a snwplw stance when apprpriate Shws the ability t stp in a parallel stance Can mdify turn shape relative t steepness f terrain and snw cnditins TEACHING COMPETENCY Decisin Making Learning cntract Assesses the students' needs Sets achieveable gals Uses tw way cmmunicatin Prvides individual feedback Situatin Demnstrates safe teaching practices (mandatry) Chses apprpriate terrain Adapts t snw cnditins Manages apprpriate lessn pace Skiing bjectives Chses bjective based n the student Chses bjective based n the situatin Relates bjective t Technical reference Incrprates Terrain Assisted Develpment Mtr skill develpment Create task Task is apprpriate t skill level Relates skill develpment t Technical reference Creates an awareness f cause and effect Develpment Strategies Develpment Strategies Curse Cnductr: L2DP-ENG-16 13