provision

Question 1

what provisions and barries effect women from engageing in physical activity

Answer 1

• affected by stereotypric sexist views of what women should do
• some sports are still male dominated
• lack of provision to play certain sports
• less media coverage given to female perfromers
• fewer female role models

Question 2

what strategies are the to increase participation of women

Answer 2

• female - only classes/clubs
• campaigns to encourage participation e.g. This Girl Can
• increase in coverage on TV e.g. womens football
• encourage posiitve female role models in sport
• provision of créchee facilities in leisure centres

Question 3

what provisions and barriers affect people with disabilities from engaging in physical activity

Answer 3

• performers with disabilities face access issues with certain facilities
• lack of specialist clubs
• lack of specialist coaches
• few role models
• lack of media coverage

Question 4

what strategies are ther to increase participation of poeple with disabilities

Answer 4

• Adapted facilities to enable access.
• adapted activities, e.g. wheelchair basketball.
• Campaigns to encourage partition e.g. “together we will”.
• Specialist clubs for performers with disabilities and some integrated activities mixing able and less able.
• Develop specialist coaches.
• Promotes positive role models from disabled sport e.g. Paralympics.
• Increase media coverage for events e.g. Paralympics

Question 5

what provisions and barriers affact race/ ethnic minorities from engageing in physical activity

Answer 5

• Some culture/religion is have clothing restrictions.
• Religious holiday is Cath export participation. Often not seen in the cultural norm to play certain sports.
• Few role models are coaches from specific culture/races.
• Underrepresentation of ethnic minorities and most sports.
• Elements of racism still exist in sport.

Question 6

what strategies are there to increase participation of races/ ethnic minorities

Answer 6

• Specific campaigns to target ethnic minority groups e.g. sporting equals.
• Promotes role models from culturally diverse backgrounds.
• Provide opportunities for coaches to progress from ethnic minorities.
• Campaigns to eradicate racism in sport e.g. kick it out.

Question 7

define disability

Answer 7

Physical or mental condition that affects a persons ability to move, use their senses or perform tasks or activities

Question 8

define discrimination

Answer 8

The unjust or produce prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, age or sex.

Question 9

define pejudice

Answer 9

Preconceived opinion about a person or group of people

Question 10

define sexism

Answer 10

Prejudice, stereo typing or discrimination based on a persons gender

Question 11

define stereotype

Answer 11

Wildly held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing