http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nze9URDlBro&feature=youtu.be
I returned to play after a break of about a month because of the holiday and a week where i forgot my football kit at home.
the lack of playing in that moth took its toll where i had no clean sheets (I believe) and complete frustration at myself and my team.
i lacked communication with my team mates which in turn made me be in a situation of having no defence and struggling to keep my net goalless.
nevertheless i did have some good save including one that after it I had to lie down because of the pain the was a result of stopping someone from shooting one metre away form me, it wasn't a goal but it did hurt a lot
CAS outcomes
increase awareness of your strengths and areas of growth- becoming a good goalkeeper take time and from the start of the year i think that i have improved a lot, managing to save most shots that are shot against me.
worked collaboratively with others- there is no I in team, my fault is also everybody's fault and the same goes to their fault is my fault.
shown perseverance and commitment in their activities- if you see in the video the last match between the blues and the greens the goalkeeper changes, that was a game after i stopped the shot form one metre away and it was still hurting, but I couldn't leave my team without a goalkeeper so i stayed in goal until it became unbearable. i was substituted by the red goalkeeper but in the last match I insisted to play
Benny, you still do not have sufficient evidence of planning, initiating and reflecting in CAS activities. You are currently not on target to successfully complete the CAS element of the IB course. I suggest you make the necessary steps over the summer to ensure that you have planned a number of activities which relate to the learning outcomes of this part of the course.
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