role of women in society Flashcards
1917
Dick Kerr formed ladies FC
brought in 50,000 spectators
banned in 1921 as grounds seen as unsuitbale
1880s
few female stars
lottie dodd x5 wimbeldon
maud watson
1918
suffragette movement/gained right to vote
1939-45
war
wome took mens job when they went off to fight
sense of freedom
had money to spend on themselves
1984
woman still unable to compate in olympic marathon
2007
equal prize money at wimbeldon however still bug difference in pay between men and women in sports like association football
goods things now that have improved women playing sport
this girl can campaign
broader pe curriculums for schools
more clubs
more comeptition
more female role models e.g Katie Tayloe (boxing)
however, curriculums still channeled into netball, gynmaistics
sport continuum
elite-400m runner running in world championships
perfomance-school rugby team in the county final
partcipation-2 freinds playing a game of badminton at leisure centre
foundation-pe class learning fundamental skills like jumping
stereotyping definition
making generlaisations about all members of a group allowing others to categroise them and treat them accordingly
barriers to women in sport (a01)
Channeling
Media coverage (lack of)
Stereotypes about capabilties
examples of these barriers in sport (a02)
e.g channeled towards gynastics and dance, away from football
e.g lack of female role models
e.g women seen as not masculine enough to play rugby
solutions to these barriers (a03)
equal opportunities in PE-broader curriculums in sport
campaigns sucg as this girl can to challenge stereotypes
media cmapigns to promote womens support/equal coverage
barriers to disability in sport
Poor access to facilities
Low media coverage
Lack of funding
study tip: PULL
examples of these barriers (a02)
e.g doors and lifts
lack of role models
e.g wheelchair athletes paid less
solutions to barriers (a03)
adapting facilities/providing transport to events
increased media coverage
equal prize money for wheelchair atheltes at events such as london marathon
barriers to social disavnatged in sport
unable to afford NUTRITION
unable to afford expensive equipment/memberships/transport
lack of family support
study tip:NELLY
examples of these barriers (a02)
unable to afford best running shoes
cannot afford high protein meals
family dont belive you can do it
solutions to barriers
providing transport to events such as park run
discounted memberships/swimming sessions
better talent id
free school meals
effective pe provision in state schools
stacking
conentration on ethnic minorities to be in a certain postion i a sports team based on stertoypes that they are better physically in thqat prosition
eample of stacking
e.g black footballerr being asked to play on the wing becasue they are fast and agreesive
channeling definition
ethnic minorities pushed into certain sports and positons based on assumptions about them
example of channeling in sport
asians being channeled away from football and towards cricket
characteristics of amaterus in the 19th century
fair play-more about taking part rather than winning
upper/middle class -‘gentlemen amateur’
not paid-play for love of it
study tip: fun
characteristics of proffessionals in 19th century
opposite to amaterus
gamesmanship-more moitvated by money
working class/lower class
paid-but not wealthy
gwp
charcetrsrics of amaterurs in the 21st century
seen as low status
less respecred than porffesionals
sportmansip still important e.g shaking hands/fair play awards
characteirtsics of professionals in 21st centruy
seen as high status
allows all classes to complete and reach high level
more time to train
higher quality coaching and faciltiies
