In article t, Jeff says...


"Paula" wrote in message
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On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 14:23:15 EDT, "Elizabeth King"

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Often, the bad coaches are not caught because nobody says
anything. But if several students are uncomfortable, the gym may
start to watch for patterns or otherwise investigate.

Or even find out how they can help him be a better coach. If you don't know
something is broken, you can't fix it.


I honestly don't know which way is right in this situation, but I think
dragonlady is right in that there's also a danger of 'fixing' what isn't broken.

I understand about the reaction to abuse, but, if a problem can't be expressed
in any definate terms, there's a disparagement of the coach for what may serve
no good purpose.

Banty


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