Leisure and Education
Reclaiming the ‘L’ word: Leisure studies and Higher Education in neo liberal times
... of Leisure Studies as a subject field took place in the nineteen-seventies as the idea of leisure became more important in academic and professional practice ...on leisure were published and were ...
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SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION PERSPECTIVES IN THE PRACTICE OF LEISURE-TIME CENTRES
... needs education and its importance in facilitating the encounter with pupils’ divergences in a heterogeneous ...chosen leisure-time centres for their future work? the result shows that the informants’ ...
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Investigation of the Relationship Between the Leisure and Stepping Frequencies of the Students Receiving Recreation Education
... mental and physical health effects of recreational activities performed in leisure time. The activities that enable take away from computers or staying at homes inactively should be taken into local administration ...
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Reclaiming the ‘L’ word: Leisure Studies and UK Higher Education in neoliberal times
... Higher Education in the UK is increasingly shaped by a culture of audit and ...in Leisure Studies courses and the growth of seemingly more vocational courses such as Events Management, has forced advocates ...
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Leisure studies education: Historical trends and pedagogical futures in the United Kingdom and beyond
... to leisure studies is recognised. There are leisure studies schools and departments with active recreation and events management ...still leisure studies courses abroad, through the managementisation ...
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To be (physically active) or not to be? That is the question! Special educational needs, physical education and leisure lifestyles
... physical education (NCPE) on the long-term participation in physical activity as an aspect of the leisure lifestyles of pupils identified as having special educational needs ...people’s leisure ...
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Social design in the cultural and leisure activities of adolescents in the context of establishing additional education
... additional education (using thr example of the adolescent club “Rovesnik” in Uchaly, ...in education, including scientific directions studied in the framework of this research, namelly the role of cultural ...
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PECULARITIES OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN CHILDREN’S LEISURE TIME WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
... Осознавая лимиты инклюзивного дополнительного образования (даже при самых лучших намерениях не все дети будут способны к инклюзивному образованию) нужно исследовать которые формы и обл[r] ...
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An exploration of socioeconomic variation in lifestyle factors and adiposity in the Ontario Food Survey through structural equation modeling
... of education [1-7], with stronger evidence of this association for women than ...include leisure time physical activity (LTPA) [10-13], fruit and vegetable intake [5,14], and smoking ...or education ...
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Cognitive and Brain Reserve (CBR) Tools to Reduce the Risk of Dementia and Alzheimer
... This study demonstrates strong associations of Leisure activities, Occupation and Education (LOE) and CRB and hence dementia diagnosis. While dementia is, yet, difficult or sometimes impossible to be cured, ...
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Research on Tourism Development and Enlightenment of Taiwan Flying Cow Ranch
... This area provides visitors with a variety of services, including catering, ac- commodation, travel souvenirs, and experience classes. Located in the middle of the scenic spot, it achieves perfect connection with the ...
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The effects of adolescence sports and exercise on adulthood leisure-time physical activity in educational groups
... Importantly, the indirect effect of opinions on PE in childhood was different between educational groups. In the low-educated, those who had positive opinions on PE in childhood and had participated in competitive sports ...
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There Are Still Forest In Forest Park Forest Soeharto Hill
... science, education, cultivation support, tour and leisure become damaged due to increasing human activities in and around the Forest Park Soeharto Hill As a result of these activities the forest area Forest ...
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DWYL? YOLO
... consumerization of leisure. Yet, academics are increasingly caught up in processes which often go hand in hand with a culture of managerialism that has ‘hollowed out’ higher education. Too often it is ...
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Analysis of the Relationship Between the Academic Self-Efficacy and Leisure Satisfaction Levels of University Students
... of leisure allows individuals to be by themselves, to live their own freedom and to find themselves when used efficiently and in the correct ...and education. Leisure is valuable to the extent that ...
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A study on self esteem before and after hugging among adolescent girls in selected orphanage, Bangalore.
... TARGET POPULATION Adolescent Girls BACK GROUND FACTORS • • • • • • • Age Availability of parents Education Number of close friends Leisure time activity Physical problem Rank ACCESSIBLE [r] ...
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The introduction of transition education into the Campania District High School
... to broaden the foundation of a sound general education, including preparation for employment, coping with possible unemployment, and creative use of leisure; to equip all secondary stude[r] ...
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The Effectiveness of Life Skills Training on Quality of Life in Mothers of Children with Down Syndrome
... fatigue, leisure time problems, financial problems, health issues, education and rehabilitation, mothers of children with Down syndrome are under mental pressure, stress and anxiety and they feel more ...
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Resilience and Young People Leaving Care: Overcoming the odds
... The new legal framework provides an opportunity for improving services and thus the level of resourcing for young people leaving care – for example, in terms of housing, finance and personal support. This is very ...
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Continuing education for the prevention of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s-type dementia: a systematic review protocol
... continuing education on mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer ’ s-type ...on leisure activities that mimic formal continuing education to determine their effects on the prevention of mild cognitive ...
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