Part 2

Question 1

Sport as an institution

Answer 1

Has its own institutional culture, which is the collective experience of everyone involved.
Includes players, administrators, coaches, staff and spectators.
Includes tangible (observable) and intangible ( beliefs, values, norms) practices and policies.

Question 2

Importance of considering institutional culture

Answer 2

when constructing a curriculum or identifying themes or organising centres

Question 3

Significance of institutional culture

Answer 3

Helps educators and coaches create effective and meaningful learning environments aligned with institutional values.
Creates a sense of community and shared identity among everyone involved

Question 4

When is critical pedagogy necessary?

Answer 4

Times of crisis and turbulence.
Equips individuals with tools to understand, analyse and respond to complex societal issues.

Question 5

Role of Critical pedagogy

Answer 5

Encourages learners to critically examine societal issues, question the status quo, and consider alternative perspectives.
Empowers individuals to challenge oppressive structures and advocate for social justice and equality.