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BUSINESS PLANNING Business planning process organized plan that clearly describes explicit goals and objectives and strategy for accomplishing them PGA Business Planning Model (5 phases) 1. Define the business 2. Assess current state of the business 3. Develop business goals, objectives, and strategies 4. Prepare financial forecasts/budgets 5. Monitor performance Long term vs short term Long term = 3-5 years Short term = less than 1 year Mission (define the business) purpose Vision (...

A student relates to which type of imagery if she is ABLE to learn from a face-on video of her swing? External What is the cognitive rehearsal of a physical skill in the absence of overt physical movements? Mental practice What is a conscious experience in which a player uses all her senses to recreate the execution of a motor skill in the player's mind? Motor imagery A student relates to which type of imagery if she is UNABLE to learn from a face-on video of her swing? Internal Does co...

In order to register as a PGA Associate, what must participants satisfy? PGA Playing Ability Test Requirement Pass the Qualifying Test PGA required background check Employed at a PGA Recognized Golf Facility Playing Ability Test (PAT) Need to be no more than 25 shots above the course rating; have to pass to be PGA Member 36-hole performance evaluation Designed for the player to demonstrate that they can play a creditable game of golf $84 Billion Amount U.S. golf economy directly generat...

PGA Business Planning Model The process for developing a business plan starts before you established the goals you would like to achieve for the shop's coming year, True Staff should be involved in effective business planning to create a sense of ownership. True, Majors stakeholders and staff. Assessing the current state of business is the most significant advantage of strategic business planning. False. Most significant advantage is it provides a long term vision. Who should provide di...

The vision, core values, and mission statement of a golf facility should be developed concurrently with establishing a facility-wide business plan that includes concrete goals with strategies for meeting them. (T/F) True What department is considered the core business unit of most facilities? Golf Operations Policies and procedures are port of which support element of the golf operation's organization? Systems What is the most accurate description of the relationship between the facility...

Creation of PGA January 17th, 1916 in New York City by Rodman Wannamaker 1st PGA Championship October 1916 at Siwanoy Country Club in NY, $2580 purse Ryder Cup Created 1927 by Samuel Ryder 1979 When did players across Europe join Ryder Cup team? Sr PGA Championship 1937 at Augusta, Bobby Jones started this and trophy was named after Alfred Bourne PGA WWII support Purchased two ambulances for the American Red Cross, Distributed clubs and balls to military bases, raised over $25,000 1958 T...

Who was the first recognized golf professional? Allan Robertson When was Allan Robertson recognized as the first golf professional? 1842 What are the 5 W's? Whats the form of play? What happened? Who is involved? When did the incident occur? Where did the incident occur? Why did the incident occur? When was the first rules of golf written? 1744 When did the USGA and R&A issue a uniform set of rules? 1952 When were the rules of golf significantly reorganized? 1984 When were the rules ...

How is the transfer affect most likely to influence the situation where a player with an over the top down swing has been taught to drop the club below the shaft plane? Their neural negatively transfer or interfere with the performance of the new swing. Does cognitively rehearsing procedural skills at a faster rate before physically performing them interfere with the benefits of mental practice? False, Practicing at a faster rate helps remember the steps they need to perform. What is one m...

What is a job descriptor that best corresponds to the Head Golf Professional's responsibilities? Either owns and operates the golf shop at a PGA Recognized Golf Facility or supervises and directs the golf shop and instructional services at the facility True or False: The job responsibilities of an Assistant Golf Professional include managing the total golf operation of a PGA Recognized Golf Facility FALSE What are the job responsibilities of a Director of Instruction? Manages and Supervise...

When was the PGA Professional Golf Management Program (PGA PGM) launched? 1994. Revised in 2010. What does the PGM program emphasize an expertise in? The people, the game, and the business Approximately how many people play the game at green-grass facilities? How many people participate in the game through media? 25 million players v. 10 to 15 million spectators How much did the U.S. golf economy directly generate in 2005 in goods and services? $76 Billion What was the total economic imp...

When should a manager address performance gaps if an issue arises regarding a performer's work? As quickly as possible How should the complexity of a task be handled if a performer is learning something new? Start simply, basics first What expectations should a manager's performance standards reflect? Constant update, all parties on the same page, scheduled reviews Input is the element of the performance system that describes the job task? True or false? False What is the recommended gu...

IDEIA (1975) Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act-the federal law that governs the education of children with families. It was revised, renamed, and reauthorized in 1997 and 2004. IDEA 2004 Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. Through IDEA, the federal government provides states with funding for special education. The states must in turn comply with numerous requirements that pertains to children ranging from birth to age 21. The rights and interests of parents a...

According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act, students determined to be eligible for ESE services are guaranteed the right to be provided with a free appropriate public education. A 1st-grade teacher consults with an ESE teacher about a student's apparent visual motor deficits. The ESE teacher is required to recommend that the classroom teacher first document the student's response to general education intervention strategies. Which of the following characteri...

Child Find Activities to identify and evaluate children who may have disabilities. Either parents or a school professional such as a teacher may request an evaluation, but parental consent is required before evaluation of an individual student can take place. Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) Students with disabilities are entitled to the same kinds of educational experiences as their peers without disabilities. Schools must provide each child with a disability an educational experie...

Transition Planning The supports and services that are designed to help students with disabilities shift from life in a secondary school environment to adult life in the community. IDEA requires this to be coordinated by the IEP team, which includes the student and the parents. IDEA requires that when a student with a disability turns 16, if not earlier, the student's IEP must include a description of goals for employment, education, and other significant dimensions of post secondary life....

Receptive Language Refers to the ability to understand language. (Ability to understand speech, written text, and/or the elements of a sign language). Expressive Language Refers to the ability to express oneself using language. (Ability to speak, write, and/or sign). Phonology Refers to speech sounds. Phoneme Each phoneme in s language consists of a distinct sound used to distinguish spoken words in the language. The English language contains 45 phonemes. Semantic Refers to the MEANING of...

Positive Behavior Support Evidence based approach to promoting desirable behavior while discouraging undesirable ones. Implemented in a tiered fashion with preventative measures at school level, increased support available to students who have behavior problems, and behavior intervention plan developed by IEP teams for students who have problem behavior. IDEA recommends the use of PBS as a means of Reducing problem behavior in school settings, minimizing punishments, and encouraging respec...

IDEIA(individuals with disabilities education improvement act) Federal law that governs the education of children with disabilities. Introduced in 1975, revised in 1997 and 2004. In 2004 it is now simply referred to as IDEA-individuals with disabilities education Act. Child Find States are required to identify and evaluate children who may have disabilities. students who have disabilities will be evaluated at no cost to the parent. Teacher or parent can request an evaluation, but must have ...

Formative Assessment Refers to this process of obtaining feedback that informs instructional plans and modifications. They tend to be informal and provide qualitative information, although sometimes they may yield quantitative scores. In most cases, the assessments are relatively "low stakes," their main purpose is not to judge student performance but rather to monitor it and identify ways that instruction can be improved overall or tailored to specific students. (Example-at the end of a ...

Assessment The systematic gathering and analysis of information about students in order to make decisions that may benefit their educational experience. It is an ongoing process of monitoring student learning and identifying areas of strength and weakness. The ultimate goal is to improve student achievement, and thus it can be considered a formative activity. Screening Assessments Are administered to all students in a particular group, such as a grade or a school. It is typically carried ou...