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Physical Education – Year 12 Touch exam.
Notes and Prepared Bibliography.
Students may bring this sheet into the exam once approved by the teacher. It is to contain the following.
• Notes to help construct answer – No more than 100 words,
• Suitable quotes, no more than 5, must be 2 lines or less.
• A prepared Bibliography
• All must be typed in 12 point Arial font.
APPROVED BY TEACHER Y / N Signed:
The structural level of the framework examines inequities within society on a much larger scale. It evaluates the impact of social status on the types and levels of participation in sport and physical activity. The impact of power and relationships within society and the distribution of sporting resources and rewards on participation in sport and physical activity are also covered within the structural level of the framework
Senior Pe and Figueroa’s Framework on Touch Football
By fletcher12 | June 2013
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Senior PE
Introduction:
This term we have been studying Figueroa’s framework, to map out an individual success, in touch football. Figueroa’s framework is a framework that the sociology of sport is based on. There are five levels in which this framework is based on. Those levels include: •cultural level,
•structural level,
•institutional level,
•interpersonal level
•Individual level.
Touch football is a game that is widely played throughout Australia on a social and completive level. There are a number of factors that influence the participation in touch football, and many of these are highlighted in Figueroa’s framework, equity and access.
There are many opportunities to play Touch football in Bundaberg. Within these opportunities the sport has a great number of positive advantages attached to it, however there are also a number of challenges that impact of full participation within this sport.
Some of the advantages are:
•Bundaberg has some so the best
Notes and Prepared Bibliography.
Students may bring this sheet into the exam once approved by the teacher. It is to contain the following.
• Notes to help construct answer – No more than 100 words,
• Suitable quotes, no more than 5, must be 2 lines or less.
• A prepared Bibliography
• All must be typed in 12 point Arial font.
APPROVED BY TEACHER Y / N Signed:
The structural level of the framework examines inequities within society on a much larger scale. It evaluates the impact of social status on the types and levels of participation in sport and physical activity. The impact of power and relationships within society and the distribution of sporting resources and rewards on participation in sport and physical activity are also covered within the structural level of the framework
Senior Pe and Figueroa’s Framework on Touch Football
By fletcher12 | June 2013
• Zoom In
• Zoom Out
Page 1 of 2
Senior PE
Introduction:
This term we have been studying Figueroa’s framework, to map out an individual success, in touch football. Figueroa’s framework is a framework that the sociology of sport is based on. There are five levels in which this framework is based on. Those levels include: •cultural level,
•structural level,
•institutional level,
•interpersonal level
•Individual level.
Touch football is a game that is widely played throughout Australia on a social and completive level. There are a number of factors that influence the participation in touch football, and many of these are highlighted in Figueroa’s framework, equity and access.
There are many opportunities to play Touch football in Bundaberg. Within these opportunities the sport has a great number of positive advantages attached to it, however there are also a number of challenges that impact of full participation within this sport.
Some of the advantages are:
•Bundaberg has some so the best