John Wooden's Corner
This was originally posted on The Freshman Transition Network.
John Wooden - the man, his accomplishments, his life, and his legacy - is a gift to teachers trying to help students reach their full potential. By bringing John Wooden into the classroom teachers will have an amazing opportunity to give your students glimpses into the type of character and virtues that need to be present in their lives. For that matter, students can explore John Wooden on their own.This blog post is an attempt to compile all the great John Wooden resources into one easy-to-use location. So here goes:
Books:
- The John Wooden Pyramid of Success - Neville Johnson
- They Call Me Coach - John Wooden
- Coach Wooden's Pyramid of Success Playbook (devotional) - John Wooden & Jay Carty
- Inches and Miles: The Journey to Success (children's book) - John Wooden
Videos:
- Coachwooden.com
- Picture of the Pyramid
- Teaching the Pyramid: Introduction and the first four blocks
- Teaching the Pyramid: The top three blocks
- Teaching the Pyramid: The middle three blocks
- Teaching the Pyramid: Alertness and Initiative
- The John Wooden Pyramid of Success - Neville Johnson
- Coach Wooden's Pyramid of Success Playbook (devotional) - John Wooden & Jay Carty
Blog Posts
- Fairness, Relationships, and John Wooden
- A Hero Has Died, Let's Learn From His Life
- A Story Your Students Need to Hear
- Teaching the Pyramid: Introduction and the first four blocks
- Teaching the Pyramid: The top three blocks
- Teaching the Pyramid: The middle three blocks
- Teaching the Pyramid: Alertness and Initiative
- John Wooden
Other Web Resources
- John Wooden's devotion to his wife
- Coachwooden.com
- John Wooden Character Agendas/Student Planners from Premier Agendas
- Amazon.com's John Wooden Page
- The Wisdom of John Wooden (Facebook page)
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