Information

  • Instructor Name and Date

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Level Taught

  • Auditor

Setup and Presentation

Setup and Presentation

  • Instructor was at window sill waiting for students with name sign and skill sheet on cone. Enthusiastic greeting as students arrived.

  • Instructors Lane was setup with equipment appropriate for level, name sign facing outwards and skill sheet facing instructor. Bench and Island available if applicable.

  • Instructor was in proper uniform and had whistle available.

Instructor Energy, Volume, Voice Inflection, Enthusiasm

Instructor Energy, Volume, Voice Inflection, Enthusiasm

  • Warm up: warm and friendly greeting, enthusiastic, ENERGY Sets the tone for the class!

  • Talked in a way that captured/kept attention: voice inflection, volume, enthusiasm, ENERGY

  • Genuinely praised each swimmer and gave High 5's (ENERGY)

Effective Swim Lesson

Effective Swim Lesson

  • Safety: never turned back, always aware of where the kids were, lose a point for each time back was turned. Entire instructor audit score goes to zero if hey turn their back more than 2 times.

  • Swimmers actively engaged 90% of the time (27 minutes): activity on bench: skills related or interactive

  • Circle swim: correct pattern, on right side of lane (Swims in Square Pattern), used 6-8 lengths for each skill. 1st child finishes last. Multiple swimmers swimming at the same time for higher levels.

  • SEDP: told the story (On the Bench), explained the skill, demonstrated the skill, practice and provide feedback. Story was engaging and imaginative appropriate for level. Taught to all learning styles (Auditory, Visual, Kinesthetic)

  • Corrected the participants effectively: hand on, tried different ways of explanation , re-demo

  • Used equipment effectively: accurately, briefly, as a step towards the skill, proper level

  • Managed class: control, positive management, multiple methods if needed, utilized swim supervisor if necessary

Lesson Wrap Up: Talent Show

Lesson Wrap Up: Talent Show

  • Demonstrated to parents during talent show: Showed skills worked on in class and narrated, gave homework & feedback sandwich with positive/constructive/positive,

  • Ended: on time, got all students out of water and handed off to parents safely

  • Understands Life Time Swim: taught correct curriculum, had updated skill sheets and utilized them for progressions and building relationships with parents.

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