Sociology - Disability Flashcards

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What is cricket for change?

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A scheme aimed at disadvantaged children, aiming to promote mutual respect and improve relationships within local communities, providing free access to structured participation in cricket.

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Explain what is meant by the term disability:

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A term used when impairment adversely affects performance, can be physical, sensory or mental in nature.

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What are the two types of disabled sports?

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Integration and Segregation.

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What is integration?

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Able-bodied and disabled people taking part in the same activity at the same time.

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What is segregation?

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People with disabilities participating separately amongst themselves.

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Give an example of integration in disabled sports:

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The London Marathon

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Give an example of segregation in disabled sports:

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Paralympics

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What type of events are most disabled people part of?

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Segregated events.

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What are some barriers to disability participation?

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  • Lack of confidence
  • Costs of participation
  • Lack of access into and around facilities
  • Lack of organised programmes
  • Low levels of media coverage
  • Lack of specialist coaches
  • Lack of accessible suitable equipment
  • Myths and stereotypes
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What is an example of providing more opportunities for disability athletes to succeed.

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Invictus games for injured troops.

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What are some solutions to disability participation?

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  • More opportunities to succeed
  • Increase investment and subsidise sport
  • Provide transport in and around facilities
  • Improved technology
  • Increased media coverage
  • More specialist coaches
  • Education around myths and stereotypes
  • Adapted activities
  • Specialist organisations to co-ordinate development
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What is an example of improvements in technology?

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Prosthetics and wheelchairs.

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What are examples of adapted activities?

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Goalball, wheelchair basketball, boccia etc.

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How has the sport of boccia been designed to help individuals with disabilities overcome barrier to participate?

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  • Inclusive (unisex, any disability and any ages)

- Participants can have aids specialised to their disability.

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How has the sport of goalball been designed to help individuals with disabilities overcome barrier to participate?

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  • Everyone wears a mask to ensure a level playing field.

- Ball has a bell to use other sense because sight is lost.

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Who is the sport of goalball aimed at?

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Those who have lost their sight but still have their motor skills and hearing intact.

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What is the English Federation of Disability Sport?

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An NGB that works with Sport England to increase the number of disabled young people (14+) and adults regularly playing sport.

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The English Federation of Disability Sport launched a programme named “get equipped” what was the aim of this scheme?

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The aim was to send disabled performers with specialist equipment they require to perform.

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What is sporting equals?

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Work to increase ethnic minority group participation working closely with NGB’s and local authorities.