Topic 18: Leisure and Disabilities

Question 1

People first language

Answer 1

focus on person first, avoid words that evoke pity, when in doubt ask the person with disability for guidance

Question 2

World Health Organization and its International Classification of Functioning Disability and Health (ICF) classifies ..

Answer 2

• impairment
• activity limitations
• participation restrictions

Question 3

Impairment

Answer 3

differences in a way persons body looks or performs

Question 4

Activity limitations

Answer 4

difference in body functions structures interfere with activities of daily living

Question 5

Participation restrictions

Answer 5

added barriers people may encounters as result of external environmental factors

Question 6

Humanism

Answer 6

recognizes and respects the uniqueness of human beings to be self directed to make wise choices and to realize their potential

Question 7

Normalization

Answer 7

ensures that the life patterns and conditions experiences by people with disabilities are as close as possible to or indeed the same as, those enjoyed by other citizens

Question 8

Self determination

Answer 8

opportunity and freedom to make decisions and to take actions based on those decisions

Question 9

Integration

Answer 9

sharing physical space and time and social interactions between people with and withering related primarily to home and community living, school or work and health out disability

Question 10

Quality of life

Answer 10

persons desired conditions of work and health and wellness

Question 11

Social justice is about

Answer 11

ensuring that all members of a society have the same basic rights, security, opportunities, obligations and social benefits

Question 12

Social justice and related values are part of the ..

Answer 12

Canadian charter if right and freedom

Question 13

Approaches to program delivery

Answer 13

• participation
• disability sport
• rehabilitation

Question 14

Participation

Answer 14

adapted, integrated and inclusive

Question 15

Disability sport

Answer 15

Paralympics, special olympics

Question 16

Rehabilitation

Answer 16

hospital and clinic settings

Question 17

Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC)

Answer 17

national body that represents and promotes support for athletes with disabilities

Question 18

Special olympics

Answer 18

international sport body with an exclusive mandate to serve individuals with intellectual disability. organized multi-sport international world games every 4 years in both summer and winter sports.

Question 19

Dr. Frank Haydens research in 1960s highlighted the..

Answer 19

value of participation in physical activity and sport for individuals with intellectual disabilities

Question 20

Rehabilitation takes place

Answer 20

acute care and rehabilitation hospitals, community based settings such an independent living programs or personal care homes

Question 21

Rehabilitation uses a ..

Answer 21

recreation as form of treatment or intervention that has specific goals

Question 22

Approaches for rehabilitation

Answer 22

functional intervention, leisure education, participation

Question 23

Rehabilitation also known as..

Answer 23

TR (therapeutic recreation) or RT (recreation therapy)

Question 24

United nation and sport for development

Answer 24

sport as tool for building social capital and elopement. includes all individuals regardless of age, gender, ability or race

Question 25

Canada have 2 distinct organizations that make us a leader

Answer 25

• right to play
• commonwealth games international development
• play around the world (PAW) (Student driven in thailand)

Question 26

Key challenges and issues

Answer 26

• poverty= economic constraint
• language challenges= communication constraints
• inclusion vs segregation= maybe actively engaged in inclusionary activities, but degree to which they are integrated may be limited
• leisure service providers lack awareness