mr teesle-imapct of sport on society

Question 1

society

Answer 1

group of people with the same common interest

Question 2

socialisation

Answer 2

lifelong process where members of a society learn the norms, values to take place in society

Question 3

priamry socialisation

Answer 3

socialisation during early years of childhood
takes place in immediate family
where families teach basic values and accpeted behaviour patterns
how family impacts doing sport

Question 4

secondary socialisation

Answer 4

occurs during later years
as teenagers and adults
when family is less involved and others infuence moer e.g freinds and peers, coaches etc

Question 5

gender socialisation

Answer 5

learning behaviour and attitudes cnsidered fr that given sex
e.g boys become boys
e.g girls become girls

Question 6

local partners

Question 7

national partners

Answer 7

sport england work directly with number of nationally funded partners
Activity alliance-

sporting equals-
women in sport-
street games
WASS

Question 8

activity alliance (national partner)

Answer 8

national charity dedicated to increasing partcipation and pshycail activity among disabled people

Question 9

sporting equals

Answer 9

exists to promote disadvantages dommuniteis e.g black ethnic minorties

Question 10

women in sport

Answer 10

attempts to make sprt more attractive for women by trying to break down the barreiers that are putting women off

Question 11

street games

Answer 11

national charity deceted to developing sport to disadvnatged communities making it accessibke to all regardless of social circumsatnces
making affordabke low cost sessions within in neighbourhood of communities

Question 12

what does sport England do to help local areas

Answer 12

he;ps overcome barriers for underrepresnted groups within sport