Determining the training needs of Pahlavi and Zorkhane Federation trainers
Kurosh Fathi Vajargah
1
(دانشگاه شهید بهشتی)
Dr Firouz Nouri Kalkhoran
2
(Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Sciences, Bu Ali Sina University)
reza fathi
3
Nader Barzegar
4
Keywords: training nedds, Pahlavi and Zorkhaneh Federation, trainers, training and development,
Abstract :
The development of sports coaches of any country is very important and success in the field of sports will bring important cultural, educational and economic results. The importance of this issue increases when the international federation of the studied field is inside the country and the main trustee of the management of this field at the international level belongs to the country of Iran. The development of coaches can lead to transformation and promotion in the field of sports. The training and development of coaches at all levels is important, and in terms of global reputation, this group has the most influence in gaining honor. The purpose of this study is to determine the educational needs of sports coaches in fields related to Zorkhaneh and Pahlavi Federation. In order to achieve such a goal, a research was conducted with a mixed approach. In the qualitative part, using the exploratory method and with two DICOM tools (9 participants) and semi-structured interview (12 participants and selected with the Snowball approach) and the test analysis method with Atride and Stirling's model, related needs It was extracted with the coaches of the Pahlavi and Zorkhane Federations, and then the educational needs were determined and prioritized by the survey method (using T-tag group tests, one-way variance analysis or ANOVA, as well as Friedman's test). Educational needs were classified and presented in the form of five main groups of moral abilities, international abilities, specialized abilities, soft abilities, and organizational alignment abilities after .examination and analysis.
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