mm - physical activity and sport Flashcards
leisure
free time with opportunities for individuals to chose how to spend it
physical recreation
active leisure entered into a voluntarily with a focus on participation as opposed to results
physical education
formally planned taught curriculum from 5-16
sport
an industrialised competitive activity with an emphasis on results
perceived risk
danger in the OAA situation in a persons head as the situation is actually safe
OAA
outdoor and adventurous activities
benefits of physical recreation
increased health and fitness (less strain on NHS)
provides a challenge/sense of achievement/higher self esteem
stress relief
way to socialise
community cohesion
positive use of free time
higher employability
benefits of outdoor and adventurous activities
awareness and safety (perceived risk) teamwork communication skills leadership skills self-discovery respect for natural environment learning survival skills
key characteristics of PE
compulsory (5-16)
formal highly structured lessons
in school time
aims and functions of pe
- develops health and fitness and develops positive attitudes which leads to healthy lifestyles and lifelong participation in physical activity
- improves a range of skills
- develops social skills
- creates a positive sporting ethic
- improves cognitive processes
- develops skill of self analysis
disadvantages of pe
lack of time, money and qualified staff