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Reasons For Participation

Reasons For Participation. WHY HAS THERE BEEN AN INCREASE IN LEISURE TIME?. THE SHORTER WORKING WEEK. Many people now work 37 hours or less Many people work part time Flexible shift patterns and extended weekends often provide large periods of recreation time. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES.

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Reasons For Participation

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  1. Reasons For Participation Physical Education Department

  2. WHY HAS THERE BEEN AN INCREASE IN LEISURE TIME? Physical Education Department

  3. THE SHORTER WORKING WEEK • Many people now work 37 hours or less • Many people work part time • Flexible shift patterns and extended weekends often provide large periods of recreation time Physical Education Department

  4. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES • These have contributed to a shorter working week • Many people can now work from home • wide ownership of personal transport allows a more effective use of leisure time • Time saving devices in home allow more leisure time Physical Education Department

  5. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES • Negative aspects of technological advances include: • Work is far less demanding physically • Unemployment • A more sedentary lifestyle • Effects on general levels of health fitness Physical Education Department

  6. EARLY RETIREMENT • Retirement allows freedom and opportunity to pursue recreational activities • Many retired groups have more disposable income then previous generations Physical Education Department

  7. UNEMPLOYMENT • Creates 'free time' which can be spent participating in recreation Physical Education Department

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  9. HEALTH • Many people exercise to avoid stress • Many jobs involve little or no physical activity • Some people use exercise to aid recovery from illness • Some people are concerned about their body image • Exercise can help to prevent health problems: • Obesity • Coronary Heart disease Physical Education Department

  10. LEISURE AND ENJOYMENT • Many people participate because they enjoy it • Friendships develop through sporting experiences • Leisure is no longer considered a waste of time • Physical recreation serves as an extension to social activity • Physical activities can also be hobbies • It is now fashionable to be fit- increase in popularity of health clubs Physical Education Department

  11. VOCATION • Sport and recreation has created lots of jobs/careers • Coaches • Professional performers • Fitness trainers • Physiotherapist • Many clubs have full time secretaries, commercial managers and administrative staff Physical Education Department

  12. SCHOOL: PROMOTERS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Physical Education Department

  13. THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM • Created by the government • It tells schools what they have to teach from primary school until end of Y11 Physical Education Department

  14. THE NATIONAL CURRICULUM • Sets out aims, standards and range of activity guidelines for: • Games • Dance • Swimming • Athletics • Outdoor adventurous activities • Gymnastics • Active participation is essential • Teaches vital information about health, lifestyle and working with others Physical Education Department

  15. EXAMINATION COURSES • GCSE, GNVQ, AS, A2 ,NVQ and B.Tech courses are available in PE • Degree courses in PE, Sport and Leisure & Recreation • Qualifications open up related career paths • PE exams combine theory and practical work Physical Education Department

  16. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES • Tale place in addition to National Curriculum • Take place out of school lesson time • Before school • lunchtimes • after school • weekends • School holidays Physical Education Department

  17. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES • They include: • House/school teams • Recreational clubs • Skiing and adventure trips • Duke of Edinburgh • Sports Leaders Award • Inter school competitions • Participation in these activities usually continues beyond school Physical Education Department

  18. LINKS WITH LOCAL CLUBS AND SPORTS PROVIDERS • Teachers or parents may be members of clubs and encourage young people to join • Schools often make use of off-site facilities e.g. bowling, golf. • This helps introduce students to recreational opportunities available in local area • A school trip or link could stimulate a lifelong interest • School facilities can be made available to local clubs • Network of Schools Sports Co-ordinators based in sports colleges have responsibility for developing links Physical Education Department

  19. Positive and Negative influences on Participation Physical Education Department

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