Strategies to improve participation
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can explain strategies that can be used to increase participation.
Key learning points
- Strategies can be promoted via targeted advertising through the media.
- Examples of provision to increase participation include facilities, opening times, coaching, equipment and funding.
- Breaking down access barriers like cost, adaptability and location enable more participation.
Keywords
Factors affect participation - the different aspects that can influence whether people take part in sport or physical activity
Promotion - the process of advertising and communicating a strategy to attract a larger audience
Provision - refers to the resources, facilities, programmes and opportunities available to support participation
Access - how easy it is for people to take part in an activity, especially if there are barriers
Common misconception
Provision only includes funding or money.
Increasing provision can also include improving facilities, time, coaching and equipment.
Teacher tip
Use examples of recent intitiatives with statistics to show how participation can increase.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Which of the following factors contribute to increased physical activity?
Q2.Gender, age, socio-economic status, ethnicity and are key factors that affect participation.
Q3.Put the following groups of people in order of least likely to be active to most likely to be active.
Q4.Which of these groups is a priority group?
Q5.Match the research findings to the factor it relates to.
men are more physically active than women
younger people are more physically active than older people
people with more money are more physically active
discrimination and racism can affect participation of different groups
Q6.Match the keyword to the definition.
can influence whether people take part in sport or physical activity
the process of advertising and communicating a strategy
refers to the resources, facilities, programmes, and opportunities ava
how easy it is for people to do an activity and overcome barriers
Assessment exit quiz
6 Questions
Q1.Which 2 options are promotion strategy examples?
Q2.Match the places to promote a strategy to the relevant target group
teenagers/children
new parents
people with long term health conditions
elderly people
Q3.Ash has limited disposable income. Which sport is he less likely to have access to?
Q4.If Ash's barrier to access was his low disposable income, the club could break down this barrier by offering Ash rates.
Q5.Providing more female coaches will enable more positive role models for girls. This is an example of increasing the for girls.
Q6.Match the example to the strategic factor.
adding more adverts on social media to advertise a swimming club
increasing the opening hours at a swimming pool
offering free taster sessions
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