PPT-Guidebook of Leisure Activities

Guidebook of Leisure Activities Negoreloe School 1 Energetic 2014 We try to answer the questions What do you do in your free time if there is no place to go imagine this situation . Author: Lynn S. Anderson, Linda A. . Heyne. Professor: Yuan, . Soe-Tsyr. Presenter: Sally Wang. Outline. Introduction. The Social Model of Disability and the Ecological . Approach. Flourishing Through Leisure: An Ecological Extension of the Leisure and . CACUBO Annual Meeting Guide is sponsored by Barnes & Noble College. Step 1:. . Download Guidebook from . Apple App Store or . Android Marketplace or go to . www.guidebook.com/guides/. Step 2:. . What affects whether people use their leisure time in an active way?. What are the characteristics and objectives of physical recreation and play?. Physical Recreation and Play. Leisure time . Play, physical recreation and sport. 1950s…. What comes to mind when . you think of the 1950s? . The 1950’s Society. Shifts in the Post-War Society. Average . American income . . 3x. “Blue-collar” jobs . . “White-collar” jobs. Cultural Environments. Lecture Three: . Theorising. Cultural Consumption. Understanding Cultural Consumption. We consume cultural products and services for a variety of different reasons. Our cultural consumption helps us to create a sense of identity both for ourselves and other people. . . Department. . of . Social. welfare studies. , . Ghent . University. Youth Research Platform (JOP). . Annelore. Van der . Eecken. , . d. r. Lieve . Bradt. , . Prof. dr. Ilse . Created. :. . Yanina Vasilevskaya. Form 9. Something for everyone. We offer a range of activities from skiing and skating to curling and ice hockey. They will not only help you to avoid boredom, but also to improve your health and get a lot of fun. The varied timetables and monthly cards give everyone an opportunity.. Option e. Leisure. Any freely chosen activity or experience . that takes place in non-work time.. tourism. Travel away from home . for at least one night . for the purpose of leisure.. sport. Physical . Tourism, Politics,. Policy and Planning. A. J. . Veal. COMPLEMENTARY TEACHING MATERIALS. CABI TOURISM . TEXTS. CHAPTER 4. Human Rights and Citizenship . Rights. Leisure, Sport and Tourism, Politics, Policy and Planning, 4. B1-B2 Unit Three Lesson 1A Recreation In this lesson you are going to talk about free time and recreation activities. You’ll work on these areas of language; Overview B1-B2 Pronunciation- giving information clearly 4 t h Edition Leisure, Sport and Tourism, Politics, Policy and Planning A. J. Veal COMPLEMENTARY TEACHING MATERIALS CABI TOURISM TEXTS CHAPTER 2 Political Ideologies Leisure, Sport and Tourism, Politics, Policy and Planning, 4 CABI . product . t. raining. Tom . Corser. Leisure Tourism Database. Agenda. Product overview (content, vital statistics etc.). Live product demo including. Interface navigation. Search functionality. What are the characteristics and objectives of physical recreation and play?. Physical Recreation and Play. Leisure time . Play, physical recreation and sport. Characteristics. ‘Spare time’ during which you choose what to do- . Create a Map of Local Flora and Fauna. What We Are Going To Do. We are going to make a guidebook to plants and animals in our area.. The guidebook will include:. a map.. a short description of each plant or animal..