Week 4 Flashcards

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Events/actions taken after Prince Phillip duke of Edinburgh visit (1959)

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  • Proper physical education in schools
  • adequate recreation facilities for all ages and sections of the community
  • an extension of the work of youth organizations in both scope and age
  • organizations to promote recreational sports and to encourage people to take part in them.
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Events following Bill C-131: An Act to Promote Fitness and Amateur Sport

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  • Creation of Sport Canada and Recreation Canada (renamed Fitness Canada in 1980)
  • National conferences on Fitness and Health and Employee Fitness held throughout the 1970s
  • School children earned Canada Fitness Award (1970- 1992)
  • Canada Fitness Survey launched
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1969 – National Advisory Council for Fitness and Amateur Sport concluded that ____

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Canadians were in terrible shape, and they didn’t care

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4
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Chair of Council requested federal government provide seed money for ____

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the creation of an independent fitness promotion agency

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5
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1971 – the first meeting of the national, non-profit originally called ____, which included ____ and individuals from the field of ______

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Sport Participation Canada, social marketing professionals, physical edu and recreation

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ParticipACTION - goals

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Motivate Canadians to be more physically active, and Improve fitness of Canadians over long term

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7
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ParticipACTION - strategies

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Public service advertising (PSA)
Community events
Educational resources

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8
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ParticipACTION - early campaigns focused on…

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TV, radio, print
Awareness – lack of fitness
Education – how to get started
Introduction – the participaction brand

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9
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Key messages to ParticipACTION campaign

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  • Fitness is for everyone, not just athletes and youngsters
  • Fitness = beneficial
  • Getting there is half the fun
  • Fitness is a way of life for individuals, families, and the nation
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10
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  • Although _% of Canadians knew the participaction brand by __ (year), they were not that much more fit
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79%, 1978

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ParticipACTION - 1980s and 1990s; focus shifts, messages, awareness

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  • Shifting focus from getting started to following through –> Don’t think about it, just do it
  • New messages focused on how to do it rather than what to do
  • Health education shifted to health promotion
  • Fitness movement started to grow
  • Health Canada releases 1st physical activity guides to healthy active living
  • Awareness grew from 79% to 90%
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ParticipACTION 00s- present; Aims, current projects

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  • Ended in 2001, revived in 2007
  • Aim to forge partnerships w and btwn organizations committed to promotion of PA and sport

Projects:

  • Participaction report card: Grades to multiple categories of physical activity
  • Global matrix: Comparison of programs and infrastructure with other nations
  • 24 hour movement guidelines: Canada = first country to develop 24 hour movement guidelines
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