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TD

What is the third stage in the pursuit of excellence model by William and Heily 2000?

A

Talent Development

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Pu, Co, T

Sports funding in the UK is distributed across three primary sectors what are they?

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Public, commercial and third

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For every £1 spent on Community sport and Physical Activity, how much income is generated?

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£4

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Pro, Po pot, Pod

What are the sport England funding tiers?

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Progression, podium potential, podium

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National… Responsible for delivery of a CSS… Including E, NI, W, S

What are home nation sports councils?

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National organisations responsible for delivery a community sport system. Includes England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

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B…

Who proposed the idea of the BioPsychSocial Model?

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Bailey

They also said in 2010 that ‘Early stages of participation is vital to ensure continued participation throughout lifespan’

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What percentage of players who play football make in in the premier league?

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0.015%

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DCMS = Department for Culture, Media and Sport

Which NGB is most accountable to DCMS?

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UK Sport

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What level does UK Sport influence sporting success?

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Elite level

They dedicate funnding to innovate technology, coaching, lifestyle support and TID

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Too… , What do you think this course is like?

What is a potential problem with Hylon’s 2003 Sport Development Continuum?

4 Stages

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It may be seen as too broad as there are more than just four stages of sport development

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Id, Dev, Det, Se

What 4 options make up the Pursuit of Excellence model?

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Identification, Development, Detection, Selection

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What are the two types of development?

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Development of Sport, Development through Sport

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What does NGO stand for?

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Non Governmental Organisation

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Recruitment…

What did the Women’s Australian football team do to ensure they used diversification?

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They recruited non footballers

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LF, Ex

Where does the government mainly receive funding for sport from?

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Lottery Funding and Exchequer funding

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SC

What was one of the developmental goals in relation to NGB’s in sport?

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Social Cohesion

Could also be Health & Education, Employment, Image & National Pride and Social interaction

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If genetic make up doesn’t … NGB’s identify baselines of… to ….

What is the definition of the Genetic Testing Approach?

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‘If genetic make-up does not change much over time, the NGBs may be able to identify a baseline of something to work with’

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Sa, Sp, In + Re

What is the order of Cotes developmental model of sport participation?

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Sampling -> Specialising -> Investment + Recreation

19
Q

Longevity?

Name a variable that is not a risk of early specialisation?

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Longer sports career

20
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Competence

What is the definition of development OF sport?

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Ensuring the pathways and structures are in place to enable people to, learn basic movements in skills, participate in sports of their choice, develop their competence and performance and reach levels of excellence

21
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V et al 2009

Who states ‘Talent identification programmes are designed to identify young athletes with a potential to play sport at a high level’

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Vaeyens 2009

22
Q

Which quartile is most likely to play individual sports in relation to RAE?

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Q4 as youngest in school year less likely to be picked for a team sport

23
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M

What effect do parents produce in relation to RAE?

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Matthews

Seek advantage through early enrolment

24
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High expectations lead to…

What is the pygmalion effect?

Visa Versa

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Demonstrates how high expectations can lead to improved performance, visa versa

Psychological phenomenon that demonstrates how high expectations can lead to improved performance and low expectations can lead to poor performance.

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According to Parcels, 2002; out of 33,000 males registered to youth ice hockey, what percentage were drafted by a NHL team?

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0.15%

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