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Classroom and Poolside Management Flashcards

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  1. Thunder is heard during an outdoor lesson. What should the instructor do?

    Answer: Clear the water immediately and wait at least 30 minutes after the last thunder or lightning

    Swimmers should exit at the first sign of thunder or lightning and wait 30 minutes after the last occurrence.

  2. What is the main purpose of a written lesson plan?

    Answer: To organize objectives, skills, progressions, and time so the class is safe and efficient

    Lesson plans organize goals, activities, and timing to make instruction safe and effective.

  3. How should an instructor count students during a lesson?

    Answer: Frequently throughout the lesson, including at the start, during transitions, and at the end

    Frequent head counts ensure every swimmer is accounted for at all times.

  4. A young child in class is shivering with blue lips. What is the best action?

    Answer: Tell the child to stay in until class ends

    Shivering and bluish lips signal the child is getting cold and should be removed and warmed.

  5. Which practice best helps a group of nervous beginners feel safe on the first day?

    Answer: Establishing clear routines, rules, and a predictable structure

    Predictable routines and clear expectations build trust and reduce fear in beginners.

  6. When using a buddy system in a swim class, what is its main benefit?

    Answer: It lets swimmers watch out for each other and helps with quick head counts

    Buddy checks add a layer of accountability and make it easy to confirm all swimmers are present.

  7. What should an instructor do with equipment like kickboards and noodles when not in use?

    Answer: Store them neatly away from walkways to prevent tripping and distraction

    Properly storing equipment reduces hazards and keeps students focused.