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In an era where fathers aren't necessarily seen as positive role models, Dads Coaching Clinic seeks to help dads acquire the skills necessary to move from mediocrity to extraordinary in their role as fathers. Great Hall of Fame coaches went through strategic preparation in order to be successful coaches. The same goes for successful dads-they must go through a preparation phase in order to establish a successful plan for raising their family. This five-session clinic will teach men 16 points to enable them to build strong and lasting bonds with their wives and children-creating a rich legacy for generations to come. SESSIONS: 1. The Coach's Preparation 2. The Coach's Plan of Action 3. The Power of a Father's Love 4. "Managing" to Be an Effective Father 5. Hall of Fame Dad. The material can be covered in a weekend retreat, one-day clinic, or weekly small group meeting. This study will help both non-Christian and Christian men understand and properly assume their responsibilities as fathers.

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Publié par	Gospel Publishing House
Date de parution	29 juillet 2011
Nombre de lectures	1
EAN13	9781607311300
Langue	English

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DADS
COACHING CLINIC
LEADERS GUIDE
TURNING DADS INTO GREAT DADS
J EFF B RAWNER | T ONY C ERVERO | G ARY J ONES | J EFF S WAIM
© 2011 by Gospel Publishing House, 1445 N. Boonville Ave., Springfield, Missouri 65802. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or otherwise—without prior written permission of the copyright owner, except brief quotations used in connection with reviews in magazines or newspapers.
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ISBN: 978-1-60731-130-0
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CONTENTS
Introduction: How to Use Dads Coaching Clinic / Resources
Session One: The Coach’s Preparation
Session Two: The Coach’s Plan of Action
Session Three: The Power of a Father’s Love
Session Four: “Managing” to Be an Effective Father
Session Five: Hall of Fame Dad
PRESENTER’S GUIDE
NOTE: Italic text represents content in Student Guide .
  Presenter’s Teaching
  Media Slide
  Group Discussion
  Student Response
© 2011 by Gospel Publishing House, 1445 N. Boonville Ave., Springfield, Missouri 65802. All rights reserved. Permission to duplicate for purchaser or church and/or educational use only. Not intended for commercial redistribution. www.GospelPublishing.com
INTRODUCTION: How to Use Dads Coaching Clinic / Resources
Congratulations! You have become part of a growing number of Christian leaders who desire to help dads become great dads. Dads Coaching Clinic was birthed out of a desire to help families get back on track and turn their hearts toward home.
This material is not intended to be exhaustive in its scope but is intended to be an introductory course for Christian and non-Christian fathers. We hope the desire to become a better dad will interest men whether they are part of a church or not.
How to Use Dads Coaching Clinic
We encourage churches to adapt the material to their community and clinic setting. We want you to take this material and make it work for you. Adapt it to your community with personal illustrations and language. The principles and/or tips can transcend generations and cultures because they are biblical. The best resources are those that are reworked by the user until the material is internalized for personal application and delivery. We encourage you to pray over, pray through, meditate on, and apply the material to your personal life.
The material is flexible and may be used in a number of ways:
Retreat
Host the Dads Coaching Clinic at an off-site location for a Friday and Saturday. You’ll be able to complete the entire five sessions during the weekend and build lasting relationships. Be sure to have follow-up activities after the event.
Five-Week Clinic
Schedule one time a week for men to come together to study one session. This method will allow the men to complete the Dads Coaching Clinic in five weeks.
One-Day Clinic
Schedule a Saturday morning for a one-day training seminar. This will utilize a “one big event” approach and is ideal if being used as an outreach for unchurched men.
Dads Coaching Clinic Resources
• Dads Coaching Clinic Student Guide (English) (ISBN: 978-1-60731-125-6)—The Student Guide is designed with a fill-in-the-blank workbook format and summary of each of the five sessions.
• Dads Coaching Clinic Leader Guide (Spanish) (ISBN: 978-1-60731-128-7)
• Dads Coaching Clinic Student Guide (Spanish) (ISBN: 978-1-60731-126-3)—The Student Guide is designed with a fill-in-the-blank workbook format and summary of each of the five sessions.
Free leader resources are available at www.men.ag.org/dads . These include promotional posters and PowerPoint® presentations.
Promote Dads Coaching Clinic
Use the Web
•    Church Web site
•    Social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
•    E-mail lists
Posters and Brochures
Downloadable artwork can be obtained from www.men.ag.org to assist in your promotional efforts. The following items are available:
•    Posters
•    Flyers
•    Invitations
•    Bulletin inserts
Personal Invitations
Enlist men throughout the church to personally give the invitations to friends, coworkers, and family members.
Prepare for Dads Coaching Clinic
Location, Date, and Time
Choose a location and verify the date and time with the venue. Make sure this information is included in all promotional materials.
When choosing a location, keep these things in mind:
•    Estimated number of attendees
•    Easy-to-find access
•    Room setting
•    Setup of audio/video elements
•    Food and beverage service
Cost
Determine overall budget and expenses for the clinic. Consider:
•    Location rental fee
•    Audio and video rental fees
•    Leader materials
•     Student Guides
•    Food and beverage services
•    Presenter(s) travel, honorarium, lodging
•    Other
Decide if you will charge a registration fee for attendees. If a fee is charged, keep the costs at a minimum per person to make it affordable for as many as possible.
Checklist to a Successful Dads Coaching Clinic
To effectively plan your event, enlist a team of men to assist in the coordinating, developing and promoting of Dads Coaching Clinic. You may delegate some or all of the following duties:
•    Secure location, date and time
•    Develop a marketing plan to promote the clinic
•    Confirm presenter(s) and coordinate arrangements (travel, lodging, and honorarium)
•    Coordinate food arrangements
•    Arrange for audio/video needs (equipment, operators)
•    Order Dads Coaching Clinic Student Guides for attendees
THE COACH’S PREPARATION

NOTE: Italic text indicates information found in the Student Guide .
Our desire is to help dads become great dads. Your family can be a winning team. We want to share with you the tools and skills essential for building an incredible family.
We believe you came because you want to be the best dad you can possibly be.
Why a Clinic for Dads?
We are living in an era where the father isn’t necessarily seen as a positive role model. The following statistics show the negative effects of living in the time of the “absentee father”:
81.6 percent of children living in poverty come from homes in which the father is not present.
In 39.3 percent of these cases the mother was never married.
In another 37.6 percent of these cases the mother and father are divorced.
In only 4.6 percent of these cases is the mother a widow.
Source: Table FG6 One-Parent Unmarried Family Groups with Children Under 18, US Census Bureau, 2010. Table FG6 may be accessed at www.census.gov/population/www/socdemo/hh-fam/cps2010.html
More than half of all jail inmates grew up in a single-parent household or with a guardian.
39 percent of all jail inmates were raised without a father present.
Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics Special Report, Profile of Jail Inmates, 2002, revised October 12, 2004. By Doris J. James BJS Statistician.
Children in single-mother families were more likely to have learning disabilities (11%) or ADHD (11%) compared with children in two-parent families (7% and 8%).
Children in single-mother families were almost twice as likely to have been absent from school for 11 or more days in the past 12 months due to illness or injury (7%) compared with children in two-parent families (4%).
Children in single-mother families were more likely to have been unable to get medical care and to have delayed medical care compared with children in two-parent families.
Source: Bloom B, Cohen RA, Freeman G. Summary health statistics for U.S. children: National Health Interview Survey, 2009. National Center for Health Statistics. Vital Health Stat 10(247). 2010.
The lack of a positive father-son relationship is believed to contribute to a predisposition in adolescence for violent behavior, early sexual encounters, substance abuse, and poor academic achievement.
Source: www.cdc.gov/prc/pdf/boys-health-risks-reduced-father-son-bonds.pdf
The following statistics show the positive effects that engaged fathers have on their children’s development and success:
Children who live with their fathers are more likely be able to get medical care than children who do not live with their fathers.
Source: Vital and Health Statistics Dec. 2009 Series 10, No. 244 [Page 7, Summary Health Statistics for U.S. Children: National Health Interview Survey, 2008 Centers for Disease Control]
Fathers’ involvement has a stronger influence on the children getting mostly A’s than does mothers’ involvement.
High father involvement also reduces the likelihood that children in the 6th through 12th grade have ever been suspended or expelled from school.
In two-parent families, fathers’ involvement, but not mothers’ involvement, is associated with an increased likelihood that children in the 1st through