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	Lehrgangsgestaltung
	Quelle: mini-basketball.com / Übersetzung: Axel Beckmann
	Schiedsrichter-Lehrgang für Minis
	Das hier vorgestellte Konzept ist zur Zeit leider nur in englisch verfügbar! Introduction The game of Mini Basketball is designed especially for children and is not just a diluted version of the adult game of Basketball, it is an important game in its own right. It is for children and can be officiated by children. It was with this in mind that the Mini-Basketball Officiating Award was introduced. From the very outset of learning the game the children should be encouraged to officiate, even at 'scrimmages' (training matches), and thus take an active part in and learn about this important facet of the game. However, it will make the Mini-Basketball Officiating Award valueless if the children are rushed into preparing for the Award too early in learning the game. Certain standards must be set and the children should have had at least six months of playing the game before they are prepared for the Award. Then they should be given a course of instruction as follows: Each group of participants should have at least TWO officiating sessions, each of one hour duration. ONE session when they will be shown how to score and timekeep. ONE game session, at which they officiate as an official (referee or umpire), scorer and timekeeper. Sometime later when the tutor (teacher or coach) feels that they are ready, the participants can take: the game officiating tests officiating a short game, when the participants have to demonstrate they have a good understanding of how to officiate the game using the skills learnt in Sessions 1, 2 and 3. taking an oral or written test on the 'Rules of Mini-Basketball'. the scoring and timekeeping tests Die Vorbereitung