Swimming lessons are the only lessons that could save your life. It is so important that children learn to swim well...not just 25m. Teach the valuable skills that will save a life, and so that they can get themselves out of danger.
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Return to Teaching Swimming with a Splash! 💦 Lots of swimming teachers return to the pool after a break. Many of us qualify to support our studies and then, years later, find ourselves yearning for the joy and fulfilment that teaching gave us. 💙 Returning to teaching swimming can seem daunting but here are a few simple things you can do to keep yourself afloat. 👉️ https://lnkd.in/eVin8Z5q #TeachingSwimming
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Return to Teaching Swimming with a Splash! 💦 Lots of swimming teachers return to the pool after a break. Many of us qualify to support our studies and then, years later, find ourselves yearning for the joy and fulfilment that teaching gave us. 💙 Returning to teaching swimming can seem daunting but here are a few simple things you can do to keep yourself afloat. 👉️ https://lnkd.in/eVin8Z5q #TeachingSwimming
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Swimming is a life skill that everyone should have. We know that children love swimming and want to do more, but the future of our pools is under threat. Help us ensure we have the pools our children need at https://lnkd.in/gwvEzU9e #DontPutACapOnSwimming | #ValueOfSwimming
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Swimming is a popular summertime activity, especially for kids, whether it’s joining swim classes, swimming in a backyard pool, or swimming with friends in a community pool. Children with autism may face different challenges in the water. 🌊 By understanding your child’s unique needs, you can help ensure they have a safe and enjoyable swimming experience. We have provided some helpful swim safety tips you can use this summer. https://bit.ly/4eK1ARd #swimsafety #watersafety #inclusiveswimming #autismawareness
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💬"I would recommend being a swimming teacher or an assistant swimming teacher to any students. The Institute of Swimming’s training is extremely comprehensive and gives you the skills and the confidence to work with children." 👉Read how Bethany is training to become a swimming teacher to develop her skills and help fund her Masters degree. 🔗https://bit.ly/3RSSLbD #swimteacher #training #job #TeachSwimming
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💬"I would recommend being a swimming teacher or an assistant swimming teacher to any students. The Institute of Swimming’s training is extremely comprehensive and gives you the skills and the confidence to work with children." 👉Read how Bethany is training to become a swimming teacher to develop her skills and help fund her Masters degree. 🔗https://bit.ly/3RSSLbD #swimteacher #training #job #TeachSwimming
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Training, Problem Solving and Person centred planning so all children and young people with SEND can be included....Director/Co Founder/Inclusive Psychologist at Inclusive Solutions
Try not to give swimming lessons when someone is drowning! Educators are both swimming instructors and life guards - when there is conflict we often need to stop instructing and act like life guards. When someone is drowning it makes no sense to shout at them about how they are moving their legs. When students are upset they cannot hear us. Too often we keep talking, telling them what is wrong with them and how we want them to change and what will happen if they do not. They really need us to get into water and help them back to shallow end safely. When they feel safe they can hear us and we can get back to instructing and help them sort the problem. Thanks to Emma Van der Klift for this metaphor in her work on learning from Hostage Negotiators.
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