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Showing 1 to 20 of 42 for “"School sports"”.

  1. High school sports: The perspectives of the school principals

    The Canadian School Sport Federation, responsible for interscholastic sport, provides a mission to extend physical and athletic development, as well as, moral and social development (Canadian School Sport Federation, n.d.). To reach this mission, participation is needed not only by the coaches, …

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  2. Adults' Perceptions of the Long-Term Effects of Participation in High School Sports

    The long-term effects of participation in high school sports were the focus of this study. Ten top-level managers in Fortune 500 companies were asked about participation in high school sports and the enduring effects of that participation. Five men (one black) and five women (one Asian) …

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  3. The relationship between leader behavior, team cohesion and performance in high school sports

    … Cohesion. This examination was done using high school soccer and baseball teams. It was determined that the coaches for the baseball and soccer teams rated highest in training and instruction, and positive feedback. For this reason, an analysis of leadership between the sports was not possible. …

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  4. Comparison of Exercise and Eating in Collegiate Athletes Vs. Non-Athletes Active in High School Sports

    … compared to those who only participated in high school sports. Method. Each participant completed The Eating Attitude Test-26 (EAT), The Eating Disorder Inventory subscales Body Dissatisfaction (EDIBD), Drive for Thinness (EDIDFT), and Bulimia (EDIBUL) and The Body Shape Questionnaire-34 (BSQ). …

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  5. SEX DIFFERENCES IN HEAD IMPACT BIOMECHANICS AND QUANTITATIVE FUNCTIONAL DEFICITS DUE TO REPETITIVE LOADING IN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

    There are an estimated 1.6 – 3.8 million sports- and recreation-related concussions in the US each year, and adolescents are particularly vulnerable due to high participation in sports and prolonged recovery periods when injured. Female athletes have higher concussion rates in sex-equivalent sports

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  6. Academic Achievement of Elementary Students: A Comparison Study of Student Athletes Versus Nonathletes

    <p>The place of sports in academic institutions has been analyzed at length for several years. However most studies focus on the participation of high school and university students in school sports. Very little research exists to suggest a positive or negative correlation between academic …

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  7. The Effect of Athletic Activities on Adolescent Girls' Self-esteem

    … A group of 20 girls participated in an after school athletic program for eight months. At the end of the program, 3 girls had dropped and the remaining 17 girls were given a self-esteem questionnaire. The same questionnaire was given to a group of 17 fifth grade girls who did not participate …

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  8. The Transfer of Wilderness Trips to the Everyday Lives of Young People: A Case Study

    … learning content from the wilderness trip to school; sports; community and international volunteering; work and career aspirations; family and home life; and social life contexts. Implications for adventure programming and curriculum design, instruction, and transfer are considered.

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  9. The Effects of Youth Organizations on High School Graduation

    … of America, church groups, community recreation sports, high school sports, and other youth organizations provide educational, recreational, and social interaction opportunities for many adolescents in the United States. As sociologists we can ask, what kind of impact do they have on …

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  10. An Exploration of the Influence of Childhood Experiences on Servant Leadership Behaviors

    … Exposure to role models may be through the home, school, sports, church, or other activities.</p>

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  11. Parental Expectations of High School Interscholastic Athletic Activities

    High school coaching is recognized by many to be a very difficult occupation. Many of the pressures in coaching center around the interactions which occur between coaches and the parents of the athletes they coach. Very little is known about what parents expect from high school athletic programs. …

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  12. Hidden disabilities: A study in the application of IDEA and Section 504 in the high school athletics

    … have a right to participate in traditional high school sports. However, 83% stated they were inadequately prepared to coach these athletes. Although instructional interventions could be applied to all students, coaches must be aware of disabilities amongst their student-athletes (Angle, 2007) to …

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  13. Performance attributes of talented schoolboy Australian Rules Football players

    … group consisted of 50 of the best identified schoolboy 15 year old Australian Rules football players in Western Australia. From this group 25 boys were selected to represent Western Australia at the Australian School Sports Council National Football Championships. The selected psychological …

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  14. The Role of Place in South Dakota’s High School Sport Value and Patterns of Sport Success

    … athletic budget for all of South Dakota’s high schools was $362,637. 44 in 1971 (Wheeler 1970); the 2010-2011 athletic budget for the lone high school in Brookings, SD, the fourth largest community in the state, was $769,468.00 (Brookings Public Schools). Despite the growth, impact, and changes …

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  15. The Effectiveness of the CDCS Heads-Up Dvd on Coaching Education Students' Knowledge of Sports-Related Concussions

    … Athletic Trainers' Association only 42% of high schools in the United States have an Athletic Trainer at their High School, therefore when athletes get injured the coaches are often the first responder. This is a challenging situation when it comes to concussions as previous investigations have …

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  16. A Comparison of Youth Participation Motives in Organized Sports

    … for youth to begin participating in organized sports in, or outside of, school is 11 years old (Klint & Weiss, 1986; Smith & Smoll, 2002). Although participation rates have increased, there are significant numbers of youth who drop out of sport. Over one-third of all participants between the …

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  17. Promoting the "classroom and playground of Europe": Swiss private school prospectuses and education-focused tourism guides, 1890-1945

    … and tourism. The historically entangled private schooling and tourism industries have steadily communicated idealised images of educational tourism in Switzerland via advertising. Concentrating on the period 1890 -1945 – when promotional ties between tourism organisations and private schools …

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  18. Adolescent free time activity participation and its relationships with perceptions of parenting and intrinsic motivation

    … resources, and socializing agents such as school and churches) are present. The current study is guided by Self-Determination Theory, which recognizes the important role that parents play in what youth do in their free time by articulating how youth internalize and value specific free time …

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  19. The Intramural Program in the Mason High School

    No abstract prepared.

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