PPT-Violence in Sport A2 PE

Lesson Objectives Describe the term v iolence in sport Explain the causes of s pectator violencehooliganism Evaluate theories of hooliganism Outline what has been done to prevent and control spectator violence. The Youth Sport Trust is an independent UK charity devoted to changing young peoples lives through sport We have gained independent knowledge and understanding of how PE and sport can make such a difference to young peoples lives that shows signi573 It occurs between two people in a close relationship The nature of dating violence can be physical emotional or sexual Physical This occurs when a partner is pinched hit shoved slapped punched or kicked PsychologicalEmotional This means threatenin Sport and the USA. Learning objectives. To be able to describe and explain the nature of sport within the USA.. To understand how commercialisation and capitalism have influenced sport in the USA.. Where does Hooliganism take place?. What are the causes of Hooliganism?. What strategies are used to counter Hooliganism?. What are the affects of violence in sport?. 3.3- Hooliganism . in sport. What is Hooliganism? (1). September . 2015. Baseball AGM. The Australian Drug Foundation. An independent not-for-profit organisation with charitable status. Works primarily to prevent harm caused by alcohol and other . drugs. Men are becoming more aggressive in the sporting arena, according to a new report. Up to 77% of all men believe modern-day society is "more aggressive today than it was 10 years ago". . As professional sport becomes more competitive, scenes of fisticuffs and tantrums are becoming a regular occurrence on the back pages of the newspapers. The likes of Eric . 2015 - 3581 / OOl . -. OO1. . . -. SPORT FOR ALL-. ACTIVITY . 3 . - TASK 3. SPORT AGAINST . AGGRESSION. Mobile. What are sporting ethics?. What are Outdoor and Adventurous activities (OAA)?. 1.2 . Sport. , ethics and OAA as recreation. Sport. Characteristics. Benefits. For individuals. Improved health and fitness. Stopping abuse and harassment in sport Dr. Sandra Kirby Professor Emerita University of Winnipeg March 20, 2019 Who am I? sport scientist for athlete safeguarding Safe Sport International (SSI) Founding Board Source: BARB . Techedge. Q1 2019. BT Sport 1,2 , 3, BT Sport Showcase and BT Sport / ESPN. BT Sport 1 reaches more adults on a weekly and monthly basis than Sky Sports Football, F1 and Action. Source: BARB . Source: . BARB . Techedge. Q3 2017. BT Sport 1,2 , 3, BT Sport Showcase and BT Sport / ESPN. BT Sport 1 & 2 both reach more adults on a monthly and weekly basis than Sky Sports 3, 4 and 5. Source: . Contemporary Issues. Ethics and Deviance . in Sport. Learning Objectives. Learning Objective: . Understand the effects of drugs, violence and gambling in sport. Learning . Outcomes:. All: . Describe . Etiquette and Sporting Behaviour - . Sport has unwritten rules or customs to uphold respect and fairness when competing. These help people to play in the 'spirit of the game'. . i.e. acknowledging that a ball was out in tennis or shaking hands with an opponent even if you lose.. Violence . The physical force with the intentions of harming someone. Drugs. Used to improve performance. Gambling. Risking money or anything to value on the outcome of something involving payment. Different Types of Media.