What are the characteristics of PE

Delivered in schools through formal lesson and compulsory

What are the aims of PE lessons?

Develops creativity, leadership and communication

What activities are usually performed in Outdoor Education?

Rock climbing, windsurfing, hiking and kayaking

Which answers shows the characteristics of Sport?

Strong win ethic and strict rules

What is a similarity between PE and Physical Recreation

They both lead to health benefits

What is a difference between school sport and PE

One is compulsory and one is optional

What similarities do both physical recreation and sport have?

They both require people to give up free time

How does playing sport benefit the individual?

Develops morals and sportsmanship

What is the School Games initiative

Participation from inter-school to country & national levels

What is Physical Recreation?

When you are active during your leisure time

What is perceived risk?

A sense of danger in a safe environment

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1
What is not a reason for schools not offering OAA?
Requires travel
Costs too much
Banned in some counties
Danger of students getting injured
2
What are the characteristics of PE
Non-compulsory and delivered by teachers
Not taught within educational establishments
Delivered in schools through formal lesson and compulsory
Low structure and planned lessons
3
What are the aims of PE lessons?
Instil a win at all cost attitude
Ensure students are not physically active
Develop elite athletes
Develops creativity, leadership and communication
4
What activities are usually performed in Outdoor Education?
Rock climbing, windsurfing, hiking and kayaking
Skiing, snow boarding, ice skating and swimming
Walking, table tennis, darts and football
Cricket, baseball, hiking and diving
5
Which answers shows the characteristics of Sport?
High commitment levels and recreational
Strong win ethic and strict rules
Tactics are used and rules are flexible
No National Governing Bodies but set times
6
What is a similarity between PE and Physical Recreation
They are both compulsory
They are both organised by teachers
They both follow rules
They both lead to health benefits
7
What is a difference between school sport and PE
One costs students money and one doesn't
One is compulsory and one is optional
One is traditional sports and one is non-traditional sports
One uses teachers and one doesn't
8
What is the triangular model of PE?
Leisure, PE, Sport
PE, Sport, Training
Skill development, education, participation
Sport, Education, Recreation
9
What similarities do both physical recreation and sport have?
They both have rules
They both have NGB's
They both are officiated
They both require people to give up free time
10
How does playing sport benefit the individual?
Develops morals and sportsmanship
Increases deviancy
Leadership skills are not developed
Decreases social interaction
11
What is the School Games initiative
Participation from inter-school to country & national levels
Increasing the pyramid base
Internal school competitions
Developing a base participation level
12
Which is not a benefit of physical recreation to society?
Boosts economy
Reduces crime rates
Increase self-confidence
Reduced stress and pressure on the NHS
13
What is Physical Recreation?
When you are active during your leisure time
Reading a book
Playing for a club team
Participating in PE lessons
14
What is perceived risk?
A sense of danger in a safe environment
Dangerous activities
Activities where you will get injured
No safety measures put in place

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