The role of sport in promoting values Flashcards

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What is the definition of the sporting value Team spirit?

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The support given to fellow team members and being able to work together to reach a collective goal.

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What is the definition of the sporting value Fair Play?

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Where performers adhere to the rules and do not cheat whilst performing.

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What is the definition of the sporting value Citizenship?

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How people create community links and community spirit by getting involved in local sports clubs and teams.

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What is the definition of the sporting value Tolerance and Respect?

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Relates to how sport can generate a greater understanding of other cultures.

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What is the definition of the sporting value Inclusion?

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In order that all social groups can participate in sport, there should be equal opportunities for all social groups in society to play sport.

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What is the definition of the sporting value National pride?

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Support for your national team/squad in a sport creates national pride by uniting the whole population in their support of for the team/sport

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What is the definition of the sporting value Excellence?

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Can be evident in sport at all levels when performers strive to be the very best that they can in their activity and work with maximum effort.

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What is The Creed?

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“The most important thing is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well”. Pierre De Coubertin

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What do the five interlocking rings represent?

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The closeness between the five continents.

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What are the Olympic values?

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Excellence
Respect
Friendship

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Why is Friendship an Olympic Value?

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Friendship is at the heart of the Olympic Movement. It encourages us to see sport as an instrument for mutual understanding between individuals, and between people all over the world.

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What are the Paralympic Values?

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Courage
Determination
Inspiration
Equality

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Explain the Paralympic value Courage.

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Paralympic athletes, through their performances, showcase to the world what can be achieved when testing your body to its absolute limits.

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Explain the Paralympic value Determination?

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Paralympic athletes have a unique strength of character that combines mental toughness, physical ability, and outstanding agility to produce sporting performances that regularly redefine the boundaries of possibility.

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Explain the Paralympic Value Inspiration.

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Paralympic athletes maximise their abilities, empowering and exciting others to be active and participate in sport.

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Explain the Paralympic Value Equality.

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Paralympic athletes celebrate diversity and show that difference is a strength. As pioneers for inclusion, they challenge stereotypes, transform attitudes and break down social barriers and discrimination towards persons with disabilities.

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What are Initiatives?

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Proactive plans or actions aimed at improving or promoting a specific aspect of sports.

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What are some examples of Local initiatives?

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Getting active, London
Birmingham Connect

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What are some examples of Regional initiatives?

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Cumbria sports award
Stronger 4 longer
Challenge through sports initiative

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What are some examples of National initiatives?

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The FA
This girl can
Chance to shine
Rainbow laces
Sport relief

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What is the initiative Getting Active for?

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12 week programme - 16+ who are currently inactive and have medical conditions.

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What is the initiative Birmingham connect for?

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Promotes social integration of young people 12-14 in Birmingham.

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What is the initiative Stronger 4 Longer for?

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Helps people aged 50-65 to build strength through everyday movement.

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What is the initiative Cumbria Sports award for?

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Acknowledge dedicated service to sport and physical activity.

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What is the initiative FA Respect for?

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Promotes respect within the game.

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What is the initiative Rainbow laces for?

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Show your support for LGBTQ+ people in our sport.

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What is the meaning of Etiquette?

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Unwritten rules concerning players behaviour.

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What is Sportsmanship?

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Playing within the letter and the spirit of sport should be reinforced when participating; rather than the use of gamesmanship, where performers bend the rules.

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What is Gamesmanship?

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Gaining an advantage by using tactics that push the rules without breaking them.

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What is an example of Etiquette?

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Clapping an opponent when they reach 50 runs.

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What is an example of Sportsmanship?

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Shaking hands at the end of a football match

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What is an example of Gamesmanship?

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Deliberately grunting loudly in Tennis.

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What responsiblity do Spectators have to each other and the players?

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To view the action in a manner that does not jeopardise fellow spectators or players.

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What is something positive a spectator may do?

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During a tennis rally, will be silent to allow for participants to concentrate.

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What is something negative a Spectator could do?

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Rowdy aggressive crowds when ref decisions don’t go in their favour.
Often in football

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What are 4 PEDs used in sport?

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Anabolic steroids
Blood doping
Beta blockers
Diuretics

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Why do Sports performers use PEDS?

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To be able to play sport at the very highest level.

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What does playing sport at the very highest level result in?

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Money or sponsorship deals
Medals, awards
Level the playing field
Pressure to win from supporters, coaches or the media.

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Why shouldn’t performers use PEDS?

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Give perfomers an unfair advantage over oppnents.
Undermine the spirit of the sport
Several health risks
Damage reputation

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What is the World Anti Doping Agency responsible for?

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Drug testing
Developing anti-doping policies
Promote integrity and excellence

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What is the WADA Whereabout rule?

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Asks atheletes for information which is used to locate athletes for effective out of competition doping control.

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What are some sanctions and consequences for using PEDs?

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Suspension, long-term ban
Loss of medal prizes
Removal of results, records and achievements
Loss of sponsors
Loss of income or funding

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What are the 4 different types of testing methods?

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Blood tests
Urine tests
Test of hair
Test of nails

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What is the 100% Me Campaign?

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An education campaign for sports performers designed by UKAD. It teaches atheletes about topics including testing procedures, dietary supplements and anti-doping rules.

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What are the values of 100% Me?

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Passion
Respect
Integrity
Determination
Enjoyment

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What are the impacts of using PEDs?

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Damage the reputation of the sport
Sport’s integrity comes into question
Spectators distrust the results of events