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What characteristics might a role model have What significance do role models have on sport Sporting rolemodels Sport creates role models who can be extremely influential especially on young people ID: 311756

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Slide1

7.3 Role Models

What characteristics might a role model have?

What significance do role models have on sport?Slide2

Sporting role-models

Sport creates role models who can be extremely influential, especially on young people.

Michael Jordan

Shane Williams

David BeckhamSlide3

Exam Question

What is meant by a ‘role model’? (2 marks)

A role model is somebody who other people

aspire

to be likeWho they look up to or idolise

Who set an example for others to follow.Slide4

Common characteristics

Since they are looked up to by young people they will be expected to show certain characteristics…

Competing or playing by the rules

Being Inspirational

Being a high profile performer (Elite level?)Setting trends for others to follow

Conducting themselves well in their private life as well as sporting lifeBeing accessible- Media coverage or someone closer to home (Coach?)Taking part in a popular activity

Representing a particular groupSlide5

Pressure on Role models

Media pressure and lack of privacy.

Possible targeting by other performers to damage their image.

Being sought after and then dropped by companies.

Being expected to be available to promote and increase participation.

Pressure of their status affecting their performance.Difficulty of coping with unexpected fame and coping with it.Slide6

Are they a role model?Slide7

Your task…

Who is your role model?

(It

doesn’t have to be an elite performer)

Why do they inspire you?

What is it about them that you relate to?Slide8

Exam Question

Explain how an elite gymnast could have had an effect on a 16

yr

-old amateurs’ level of participation or performance in gymnastics. (4 marks)

Participation• By watching elite gymnast perform/ amateur is more motivated or inspired/ to train more / or compete in more competitions

Performance• Elite performers success/ may have encouraged amateur to train harder/ to achieve a similar standard/ because he enjoyed watching his performance/ amateur may have copied his technique.