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January 22, 2016. John Bazzanella National Official SR IV Co-Chair WGOSC Member David Dunham International Official SR VI Chair WGOSC Member.

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1 January 22, 2016

2 John Bazzanella National Official SR IV Co-Chair WGOSC Member David Dunham International Official SR VI Chair WGOSC Member

3 1 1 Make It Meaningful 2 2 3 3 Make It Interactive Make It Work

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5 Why Are We Giving Feedback? What is Our Goal? RATING

6  Better Officials  Individual Development  Player Safety & Experiences  Growth of the Sport  Stronger Local Boards  Culture that values training

7  Training & Development OR Ratings?  We can play a role in helping to shape the right goals  Provide Guidance & Feedback  Connect to Resources  Model & Reinforce

8  Big Picture Goal  Positive Change

9 Create Buy-In Build Trust Empower

10  Start at Their Starting Point  Meet people where they are and help them get where they want to be  Create a sense of urgency  Sustaining change requires an emotional connection to the process

11 Performance Shorter Term From Position Career Longer Term From Personal

12 Connect to Big Picture Encourage Motivate to Action

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14 Understanding Engagement Ownership

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16  Perception & Filters  Background & Experience  Learning Styles  Visual  Verbal  Logical  Physical  Social  Solitary

17  Active Listening  Clarifying Questions  Summarize & Focus  The importance of explaining WHY?

18  Two-way dialogue makes feedback more meaningful and engages both sides  Feedback is only functional with genuine buy-in from both sides  Someone must want to change before they truly can change

19 Ownership is making a shift from just having Buy-In to taking Personal Accountability

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22  Does everyone know what the goals are? Context Time Frame Goals

23  Make feedback fit context  Stay on track and avoid debates  Create opportunities for follow-up

24  Be Clear & Concise  Keep feedback simple  Balance between explanation and brevity  Focus on Priorities  Check for shared understanding

25  Organize/Segment feedback  Give digestible amounts  Tangible, evidence-based feedback  Allow time for processing  Have a plan for follow-up

26  Stay objective and stay engaged  Diagnose causes versus symptoms  Prioritize first steps

27  Create a safe environment  Model the behavior and Walk the Talk  Seek to empower not discourage

28  Verbal – Say It  Words, Shared Meaning  Visual – Show It  Pictures, Diagrams  Logical – Explain It  Reasoning, Systems  Physical – Experience It  Try, Test, Feel

29 What did you observe? What might they change OR build upon? Why? (Big Picture & Personal) How? (Feedback to Action)

30  Professional Development  Mentor & Peer Support  Networking  Practice  Action Plan

31  Formal  Training/Clinics  Observation Program  Convention  Informal  Articles & Videos  Peer Observation

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33  Networking  Local, Regional, National  Mentor & Peer Support

34  Clear Goals & Outcomes  Use Feedback  Use Rating Forms/Manual  Action-Oriented Steps  Specific & Measurable  Capacity & Validity

35 Connect to Goals  Empower Change Engagement, Understanding, Ownership Bridge from Feedback to Action


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