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US cities are park-poor
Ethnography
Neighborhoods are desperately short of park space
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Why is there inadequate park space?
Because these are metropolitan areas
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What is an ethnography?
The scientific description of the customs of peoples and cultures.
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By what kind of populations live in low-income neighborhoods?
minorities and recent immigrants
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What room number are we in?
213
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Give a example of a place that does not have enough park space and explain why
Atlanta, LA, San Jose, New Orleans and Dallas
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What is the goal of an ethnography?
The goal is to gain a greater understanding of a type of culture and its surroundings
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Give a example of a neighborhood that is low income
LA, Canal
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What school does Karen, Tory and Kevin attend?
University of Redlands, Wesleyan, Marin Academy
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Are people able to access parks? Give a example
An example can be seen in NY city where they lack access to nearby parks
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What is objective research?
"facts" and "details" about a specific subject
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What does inequality do in neighborhoods?
creates substantial costs to the nation as a whole
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Describe what we did last class
My presentation and read article
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In 2000, how many Americans were living in metropolitan areas?
80%
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What is subjective research?
"feelings" and ones own reaction towards things
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Adults with incomes below poverty level are ___ times as like as high income adults to never be physically active. Fill in the blank
3
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How many years has Aim High been a program?
28 years
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In Atlanta there are 1,000 residents. How many park space did they have?
Only 7.8 for every resident
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What is an auto-ethnography?
Autobiographical personal narrative that explores the writer's experience of life.
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What neighborhood has the second highest poverty rate?
LA
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When Karen did her presentation, what did discover about the canal?
Culture, environment and gender had a impact on how the people acted around the canal