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Principles of autonomy, well-being, and justice
Code of Ethics
Approximately 1/___ American have at least 1 disability
1/6
While the national park initiatives were beginning, state parks were also being added to the mix with the idea of creating a park every ________ miles.
100
Utilized when programs require face-to-face interaction between the leader and the participant in an instructional manner.
Structured Leadership
Made up of recreation experiences that result from recreation activities that occur in and depend on the natural setting.
Outdoor Recreation
Focuses on providing opportunities for self directed leisure experience where no the participant has no contact with the recreational leader.
General Leadership
The three major categories of development
Physical Cognitive and Socioemotional
Recreation agencies as well as arts organizations offering arts and cultural programs should routinely associate with their local _______________
Convention and Visitor Bureaus
For behavior to be considered play, it must be:
Voluntary
He was considered the father of landscape architecture and developed Central Park in New York City
Frederick Law Olmstead
Generally used as an umbrellas term to identify the administration and management of a large number and variety of sport, fitness, and recreation programs.
Sport Management
To help the individual or group become independent to eventually provide their own programs and services.
Facilitated Leadership
A variety of self-initiated activities often using an interaction with the natural environment that contains elements of real or apparent danger, in which the outcome, while uncertain, can be influenced by the participant and circumstance.
Adventure Recreation
Focuses on providing equipment of services for a few so that the participant can then recreate independently.
Indirect Leadership
In 1968 The National Trails System dubbed the Appalachian Trail as well as the Pacific Crest Trail as
National Scenic Routes
Is involvement in sport during leisure time either as an active participant or as a spectator at one of the levels on the leisure sport hierarchy.
Recreational Sport
First director of the National Park System
Stephen Mather
Founder of the Playground Movement and developed playgrounds in Boston
Joseph Lee
Three types of providers in RET services include ________________, __________________, and __________________.
Profit, Nonprofit, and Public/Goverment
Private-sector delivery systems
Businesses
Two primary goals that nonprofits organizations share according to Salamon
Mutual Benefit and Public Benefit
Delivery systems in public recreation are typically separated into two classes:
1. Passive
2. Active
Government spending in the leisure service industry make about _____%.
1%
Three “Basic Functional Areas” of private businesses include:
1. Attractions
2. Support and Facilitation
3. Hosting
Match each resource base to the appropriate description for nonprofit organizations:
1. Fees charged to members in return for programs provided by the nonprofit in service
2. Participants pay fees for participating in specific programs
3. Program in which young people learn to organize, implement a plan, and reach goals and revenue for the organization
4. For nonprofits that own facilities, this can occur through rental arrangements and admission fees that turn physical assets into revenue streams
5. Fund-raising from individuals, corporations, and foundations provides revenue to nonprofit organizations
6. Nonprofits compete for and receive government grants from local, state, and federal agencies.
1. Membership Fees
2. Program Fees
3. Sales Income
4. Earned Income
5. Private Philanthropy
6. Government Grants