My Account

Newsletter

  • Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content

World Wide Swim School

Menu

Main navigation

Close menu

  • Swim Teachers
    • Swim PD Academy
    • Child Safe
    • Emergency Risk Ready
  • Swim Schools
    • Swim School Hub
    • School Pools Academy
    • Child Safe
    • Emergency Risk Ready
  • The Swim Library
  • Blogs

worldwideswimschool.com

Social Referencing in Swimming Pool Lessons

How does the concept of social referencing impact swimming pool lessons? Well, babies learn to read their parents tone of voice, facial expression and body language to help them determine how they will react to new situations. Examples of social referencing: Therefore if the parent or caregiver is fearful of […]

Filed Under: Parents

Become a Swimming Teacher: Our Hints

Teaching tools are the tools that teachers use for matters such as, how to become Swim Teachers and facilitate learning. They are not only material tools such as kickboards or pull buoys, but also physical tools that teachers utilise in order to become a successful Swim Teacher. The following are […]

Filed Under: Teachers

5 Important Skills – How to Teach Freestyle

By using a progressive learn to swim approach, all children have the opportunity to learn the modern freestyle swimming action. It is quite easy to learn how to teach freestyle to kids, given the correct tools. Swimming has long been a popular activity for fun, fitness, health and safety. Evidence […]

Filed Under: Coaches, Parents, Swim Schools, Teachers

Creating Circuits in Swimming Lesson Plans

Following on from the article last month about circuits in your swim school. Over the years the team at World Wide Swim School (WWSS) have developed countless lesson plans and ideas about how to run effective and efficient swimming lessons to get the best out of swimmers. One of our […]

Filed Under: Blogs, Swim Schools, Teachers

Using Circuit Stations in a Swimming Training Program

A circuit is a group of different activities which Swimmers follow in succession. They can be dynamic and continually moving or stationary and moving intermittently. This article will look at Circuit Stations in a swimming training program. Circuit stations allow for high repetition of skills over a particular time frame. […]

Filed Under: Swim Schools

  • « Go to Previous Page
  • Page 1
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 5
  • Page 6
  • Page 7
  • Page 8
  • Page 9
  • Interim pages omitted …
  • Page 34
  • Go to Next Page »

© 2025 World Wide Swim School

Terms of Use Privacy Policy Sitemap Contact Us

Newsletter