chapter 4 Flashcards

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disability

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the reduction of functional ability to lead daily fruitful life

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special olympics were started by

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Eunice Kenny Shriver

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symbol of special olympics

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the special olympics logo is based on the sculpture “joy and happiness to all children of the world “

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special Olympic flame

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the flame of hope is the name given to the torch in special olympics

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games included in special olympics

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  1. Badmintion
  2. basketball
  3. bocce
  4. bowling
  5. cricket
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when and where were the first Paralympic Games held?

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Rome 1960 `

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when and where was paralympic games first used?

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1988 summer Paralympic Games in Seoul

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when and where was the first winter Paralympic Games?

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Sweden 1976

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international Paralympic commttiee vision

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to enable Paralympic athletes to achieve sports excellence and inspire and excite the world

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when was international Paralympic commttiee establish?

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1989

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where are international Paralympic commttiee headquarters?

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bonn (germany)

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international Paralympic commttiee aim

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develop sports opportunities for all the people with impairment from beginner to elite level

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when and where were the first deaflympics held ?

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Paris 1924

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motto of deaflympis

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equality through sports

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when did the first winter deaflympics held ?

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1949

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sports in summer deaflympics

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  1. Badmintion
  2. bowling
  3. football
  4. shooting
  5. swimming
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sports in winter deaflympic

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  1. cross country skiing
  2. ice hockey
  3. curling
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classification

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a process of grouping related to Paralympics and Para-athletes

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divnisioning

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a process of grouping related to special olympics

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process of classification

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step 1: determine whether the athlete has an eligible impairment or not
step 2: functional assessment
observe the athlete in training and competition
step 3: decide the athlete’s sports class.

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categories under eligible impairment of classification

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  1. impaired muscle power
  2. impaired range of movement
  3. loss of limb
  4. leg- length difference
  5. short stature
  6. hypertonia
  7. athetosis
  8. visual impairment
  9. ataxia
  10. intellectual impairment
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steps of divisioning process for special olympics

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  1. divide the athletes by gender
  2. divide the athletes by age
  3. divide the athletes by their ability to score
23
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age groups for diving the althletes into groups during divisioning

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15 and under
16-21
22 and above

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age groups for diving the althletes as individuals during divisioning

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8-11
12-15
16-21
22-29
30 and above

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Inclusion
all children regardless of ability or disability, have the right to be respected and appreciated as valuable members of the school community, fully participate in all school activities and interact with peers of all ability levels with opportunities to develop friendship
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need of inclusion in sports
1. enhance self esteem 2. develop better social skills and communication 3. greater sensitivity 4. develop understanding of strengths and weaknesses 5. enhance better sense of belonging
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implementation of inclusion in sports
1. providing training for inclusion in sports to teachers and cases 2. implement accessible activités and equipment 3. promote a culture for inclusion in sports 4. encourage the involvement of peers
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advantages of physical activities for CWSN
1. physical improvements 2. mental improvements 3. self-esteem 4. reduce the level of anxiety, stress and depreciation 5. improved social interaction
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strategies to make physical activity accessible for CWSN
1. physical activity must be based on the interests of children 2. specific environment should be provided 3. modified equipment shall be provided 4. medical check up 5. a variety of different instructions strategies should be used