Defining Rec and Leisure
This type of recreation activity generally needs minimal equipment, resources, and does not require a lot of effort for the participant.
What is a passive activity?
This includes all the recreation and leisure activities we participate in throughout our life course.
What is our Leisure Repertoire?
An organizational philosophy can help to under the ______ behind actions and decisions.
What is the 'why'?
Universal design is focused on removing these for all individuals.
What are barriers?
These are the three sectors of recreation.
What are public, private, and not-for-profit?
Climate, lack of program availability, and lack of facilities, are examples of this level of leisure constraint.
What is structural?
These are the three components of a mission statement.
What are overall goal, product or service offered, and target demographic?
When designing a facility, we must consider Universal Design elements at this stage of the process?
What is concepting/front end?
These are the three categories we think about when looking at howe we spend a 24-hour day.
There are four phases we generally move through during our life course - establishment, preparation, culmination, and maturity. This is the phase you are in now.
What is the Establishment phase?
The concepts of philosophy, values, mission, goals/objectives serve three primary functions. This is one of the functions they serve?
What are reflect organization to participants, provide direction to programmers, and are the foundation for leisure service providers?
These are the two main types of access we look to create through Universal Design?
What are physical and cognitive?
This group of people is at the top of a facilities organizational structure.
Who are citizens?
When we are programming for any age group, we want to consider these three developmental domains.
What are physical, cognitive, and socioemotional?
What is build relationships, establish trust, or reinforce values?
When we create physical and cognitive access, it creates this for participants.
This is the key defining difference between leisure and recreation.
What is the reason/intention behind why you participate in an activity?
This life cycle factor is often thought to be the most influential to our leisure behaviours, but that is in fact an incorrect assumption.
What is age?
In class we discussed the hierarchy of Mission, Values, Philosophy, and Objective. From broad to narrow, the order is:
What is: Philosophy, Values, Mission, and Objectives?
These are the 7 principles of universal design?
What are: equitable use, flexibility in use, simple and intuitive use, perceptible information, tolerance for error, low physical effort, size and space for approach and use?