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Do any of you make it a POINT to do this?
For example: Yesterday we hosted a kid's clinic for a fundraiser. I obviously accounted for the money, but I gave the responsibility of planning the event, right down to the minute, to a senior athlete who showed interest. She chose the material, assisted her teammates in adapting it to appropriate difficulty based on age groups, planned the event from start to finish, "MC"'d, adjusted to and dealt with problems as they arose, and sought my help as needed. I feel like it was a great learning experience for her, and one more thing that I didn't have to mess with this summer beyond being available for consultation.
Edited to change the word "me" to "her" in one sentence where I obviously got ahead of myself.
For example: Yesterday we hosted a kid's clinic for a fundraiser. I obviously accounted for the money, but I gave the responsibility of planning the event, right down to the minute, to a senior athlete who showed interest. She chose the material, assisted her teammates in adapting it to appropriate difficulty based on age groups, planned the event from start to finish, "MC"'d, adjusted to and dealt with problems as they arose, and sought my help as needed. I feel like it was a great learning experience for her, and one more thing that I didn't have to mess with this summer beyond being available for consultation.
Edited to change the word "me" to "her" in one sentence where I obviously got ahead of myself.
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