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Shooting Challenge
Assignment brief
🖥️ **Website Exploration & Video Submission Assignment** 🎥 Get comfortable using the Fairfield Basketball Club website! Spend 10 minutes exploring key sections like tutorials, standings, and leaderboards using the top navigation bar. Then, record a quick 30–35 second video (state your name, school, and grade!) showing what you learned and submit it in the Homework 2 field. This helps you stay informed, practice video submissions, and get ready for the season’s challenges! 🌟🏀 **Why it matters:** 🔎 Find info fast 🎬 Practice video skills 💪 Be ready for Coach Mike’s feedback 👟 Get more out of the challenge!
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Overview
🌐 WEBSITE EXPLORATION: LEARN YOUR CHALLENGE HUB
The Shooting Challenge website is the athlete’s home base for important program information. Knowing where to find the leaderboard, homework, levels, achievements, tutorials, Zoom meetings, and other resources makes it easier to participate independently and stay on top of the challenge.
For this assignment, spend about 10–15 minutes actively exploring the Shooting Challenge website. Do not simply stay on the home page. Use the navigation links and menus, open several sections, and practice finding information you may need later in the challenge.
After exploring, answer the questions matched to your grade band. Your answers are the proof that you completed the website exploration. You do not need to upload a document, screenshot, photograph, or video for this assignment.
Younger athletes may have a parent or guardian help them read or navigate, but the athlete should participate in finding the answers.
🏁 Main Takeaway: Learn where things are now so you can find what you need quickly throughout the Shooting Challenge.
Action plan
1. Go to the Shooting Challenge website at https://www.fairfieldbasketballclub.com/shoot. 2. Spend about 10–15 minutes exploring the site. 3. Use the main navigation and dropdown menus rather than staying on one page. 4. Locate the Leaderboard. 5. Locate the Homework section. 6. Locate the Levels section. 7. Locate at least one additional resource such as Achievements, Tutorials, Zoom Meetings, Shoutouts, Articles, FAQ, Family Dashboard, or Game Manual. 8. Practice moving back and forth between these sections so you know how to find them again. 9. Complete the question set automatically matched to your grade band. 10. Use information you actually found on the website when answering. 11. Younger athletes may ask a parent or guardian for navigation or reading help. 12. Submit your answers in the Curriculum Hub. 13. No document, screenshot, photograph, or video upload is required.
Coaching lens
🎯 ASSIGNMENT RATIONALE
The Shooting Challenge is an online program, so learning how to use the website is part of learning how to participate successfully. Athletes who know where to find homework, standings, levels, tutorials, Zoom information, and other resources are better prepared to take responsibility for their own progress.
This assignment uses a simple learn-by-doing approach. Instead of telling athletes where every item is located, they must spend 10–15 minutes clicking through the site and locating information themselves. The grade-band questions then serve as evidence that the exploration actually occurred.
This format also removes an unnecessary upload step. The athlete’s written answers provide the coach with sufficient proof of completion while keeping the assignment simple for families.
For younger athletes, parent assistance is appropriate, but the athlete should remain actively involved in navigating and answering.
🏁 Main Takeaway: Knowing how to find information is an important part of being responsible, independent, and fully engaged in an online challenge.
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