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FACT OR BLUFF:

Relaxation is one of the purpose of recreation.

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FACT

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FACT OR BLUFF:

Passive recreation and activity that required a considerable expenditure of enery.

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BLUFF

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FACT OR BLUFF:

Active recreation involves little exertion, but is generally sustained.

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BLUFF

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FACT OR BLUFF:

Recreation is an activity of leisure

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FACT

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FACT OR BLUFF:

Quiet recreation refers to recreation that generally does not involve significant use of motorized equipment.

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FACT

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A field of endeavor concerned with those socially acceptable and worthwhile activities in which a person voluntarily participates during leisure hours and through he may be better developed physically, socially, emotionally and mentally

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RECREATION

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-from the latin word “Licere” which means?

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TO BE PERMITTED

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Pertains to that period of time at the complete disposal of an individual, after he has completed his work and fulfilled his other obligations.

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LEISURE

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generally regarded as an activity carried on within leisure for purposes of pleasure, satisfaction and self-expression.

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PLAY

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Often carried on in a spirit of competition, exploration, fun or make believe.

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PLAY

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6 Purpose of Recreation:

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RALAXATION

ENTERTAINMENT

PERSONAL DEVELOPEMENT

RECUPERATION

RELIEF FROM BOREDOM

SOURCE OF THE NEED FOR INTEGRATION

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“free play” affords the individual the opportunity to ‘play out’ his feelings and resolve frustrations just as he can “talk out” his difficulties.

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ARTHUR WEIDER

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Any activity pursued during leisure hour, either by individual or collectively, that is free and pleasurable, having its own intermediate appeal, not impelled by a delayed reward beyond itself

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RECREATION

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“Recreation is a period of light and restful activity, voluntary chosen, which restores one from heavy, obligatory activity or work”

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MAX KAPLAN

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“Recreation pertains to motives, attitude and value of doing things or activity that gives the individuals its recreational significance”

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S.R SLAVSON

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“Recreation is activity that rest men from work, often by giving them change, and restore them from work”

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SEBASTIAN DE GRACIA

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“For the individual engage in an activity for the sheer fun of doing so, it is recreation, if he foes so because of outer compulsion, such as the need for money, the activity is work”

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HOWARD DANFORD

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4 Recreation Authors:

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MAX KAPLAN
S.R SLAVSON
SEBASTIAN DE GRACIA
HOWARD DANFORD

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When was Jospeh Lee was born?

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MARCH 08, 1862

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Who was the ‘Father of the American Playground Movement’

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JOSEPH LEE

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He was the president of the Playground Association of America from 1910 until his death on 1937.

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JOSEPH LEE

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In what year was Jospeh Lee died?

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1937

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He assisted in creating the Columbus Avenue model playground in 1898. It included a corner for small children, a boy’s play area, individual garden spaces, a sports filed, and indoor activities, such as basketball, bowling and club meetings.

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JOSPEH LEE

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What is the first book of Jospeh Lee?

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CONSTRUCTIVE AND PREVENTIVE PHILANTHROPY IN 1902

25
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What is the age of Jospeh Lee when he died?

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75

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Why and where did Jospeh Lee died?

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PNEUMONIA
HIS HOME IN COHASSET, MASSACHUSETTES

27
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When and where was Dr. Luther H Gulick was born?

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DECEMBER 04, 1865
HAWAII

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He was regarded as one of the prime movers in establishing the Playground Association of America.

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Dr. Luther H. Gulick

29
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He directed the physical education of the school for Christian Workers in Springfield, Massachusetts, and thus he continued his passion for melding his strong spiritual beliefs with teaching physical activity.

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DR. LUTHER H. GULICK

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He was a physical education teacher in springfield and was challenged by Luther Gulick to create an indoor team sport for the winter season.

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JAMES NAISMITH

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When did Dr. Luther H. Gulick died?

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August 13, 1918

32
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Beatrice Hill was born on?

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JULY 18, 1905

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Beatrice died on?

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OCTOBER 10, 1971

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One of the first to recognize Therapeutic recreation is the provision of Treatment Services and the provision of Recreation Services to persons with illnesses or disabling conditions. The primary purposes of Treatment Services which are often referred to as Recreational Therapy, are to restore, remediate or rehabilitate in order to improve functioning and independence as well as reduce or eliminate the effects of illness or disability.

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BEATRICE HILL

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(RECREATION IS A LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY)

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36
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(RECREATION IS AN ENJOYABLE ACTIVITY)

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37
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(RECREATION IS A VOLUNTARY ACTIVITY)

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38
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(RECREATION IS CONSTRUCTIVE IN NATURE)

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39
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(RECREATION IS NON-SURVIVAL IN NATURE)

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40
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5 KEY CONCEPT OF RECREATION

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  1. RECREATION IS A LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY
  2. RECREATION IS AN ENJOYABLE ACTIVITY
  3. RECREATION IS A VOLUNTARY ACTIVITY
  4. RECREATION IS CONSTRUCTIVE IN NATURE
  5. RECREATION IS NON-SURVIVAL IN NATURE
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5 OBJECTIVES OF RECREATION AND LEISURE

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  1. PERSONAL FULFILLMENT
  2. DEMOCRATIC HUMAN RELATIONS
  3. LEISURE SKILLS ANS INTEREST
  4. CREATIVE EXPRESSION AND AESTHEITC APPRECIATION
  5. ENVIRONMENT FOR LIVING IN A LEISURE SOCIETY
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The activity must be conducted in hours other than work. The activity must not be associated with productive labor that is aimed at profit or that is a regular part or the one’s daily routine as means of making a living.

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RECREATION IS A LEISURE TIME ACTIVITY

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It is something from which one gains satisfaction, security and happiness

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RECREATION IS AN ENJOYABLE ACTIVITY

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The individual must have chosen, of his or her volition, to engage in this pursuit; there must have been no coercion.

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RECREATION IS A VOLUNTARY ACTIVITT

45
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It is wholesome, it should do something to contribute to individual’s physical, social, and emotional and mental welfare.

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RECREATION IS CONSTRUCTIVE IN NATURE

46
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Eating ang sleeping are not recreational activities in themselves. One may engage in a picnic in which a lunch is involved, but other facets of the affair, such as the social games and fellowship, are important parts of the recreational activity.

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RECREATION IS NON-SURVIVAL
IN NATURE

47
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It provides an avenue for self-expression in the process of achieving a high level of personal development or fulfillment.

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PERSONAL FULFILLMENT

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Enhances the individual’s qualities or characteristics, and develop desirable social and moral values which are important in a democratic society.

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DEMOCRATIC HUMAN RELATIONS

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It encourages proper use of leisure to aid in the development of skills and interest. Skill’s the foundation upon which interest is based.

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LEISURE, SKILLS AND INTEREST

50
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Provides opportunity for creative use of free time and understanding the beauty of nature and quality of something.

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CREATIVE EXPRESSION AND ANESTHETIX APPRECIATION

51
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Recreation plays an important role in encouraging such things as preservation of natural resources, construction of playground and recreation centers, and awakening the population to an appreciation of aesthetic and cultural values.

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ENVIRONEMNT FOR LIVING IN A LEISURE SOCIETY

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activities which call for direct participation.

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ACTIVE

53
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sports activities, group games, hiking, biking, swimming, camping and etc.

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ACTIVE

54
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Activities that involves watching, looking, spectating, or listening to.

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PASSIVE

55
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watching TC, VCD, DVD, movies or other shows, sight-seeing.

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PASISVE

56
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Activities which require concentration and use of mind.

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QUIET

57
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board games like chess, scrabble and word factory.

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QUIET

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