Chapter 3, Problem B4CR

Discuss physical activity policy, and the impact of the physical environment on activity. Outline the promotion of activity in children and youth, older adults, and those with common chronic conditions.

Describe the ties between physical activity expressiveness and power relationships based on gender, race and ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.

Which of the following is NOT part of national guidelines for physical activity for adolescents? a. Engage in at least 60 minutes of strenuous aerobic physical activity at least five days a week. b. Engage in bone-strengthening activities at least three days a week. c. Engage in muscle-strengthening activities at least three days a week. d. Engage in at least 60 minutes of physical activity almost every day.

Name two strategies for increasing a school-age childs physical activity.

Adaptive equipment is: a   Used to promote student physical abilities, functional performance, and participation while preventing secondary disabilities b   Always identified, designed, or  identified by the physical therapist c   Expensive and often made to student specifications d   .The one piece of equipment that a students needs such as a walker.

Explain the role and purpose of a needs analysis for a strength and conditioning coach. Analyse a needs analysis and evaluate its effectiveness?

Instruction: Explain and site example They will be more flexible at work health workers will be motivated and express job satisfaction if they feel that they are effective at their jobs and performing well

Why is having a base knowledge of Physical Literacy, Physical Fitness, Physical Activity, and Chronic Disease Prevention important to exercise training and conditioning program design? Within athletics or general fitness.

Briefly, what is Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP)? Provide an example of a learning activity that would be DAP (Developmentally Appropriate) for preschool children. Provide an example of a learning activity that would be DIP (Developmentally Inappropriate) for preschool children.