Kin 2501 LSU Jacobsen test 1 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions And Correct Answers
Terms in this set (113)
stadion used by Ancient Greece as a unit of measurement and referred to a race
stadium was originally "stadion"; place race was held
Sport first referred to competition in the form of games, individual athletic exploits and
hunting
3 fundamental characteristics of play intrinsically motivated, involves the temporary suspensions of normal/typical
reality, involves internal control
_________ is a larger domain than _________ play; sport
more structure to ________ than ________ game; play
a game organized play with rules; an occurance
sport may not fit into universally accepted definition religion, social class, and history
because of factors such as:
sport characteristics (4) continuity, division of roles, dynamic interaction with an audience, supporting
establishment (ex. NFL)
history study of change over time
descriptive historical research objective ( just the facts), detailed account, provides who what when and where;
no commentary
interpretive historical research attempts to explain how and why of past events; introduces a perspective on
what happened
philosophies of the modern world are based on a ________ monist, not dualist
view of reality
pragmatists regard school as a social institution to develop in children a social sense and a
sense of duty towards society and the nation
one of the 1st to reject dualism pragmatism
pragmatism in education: aims lay more stress on social and vocational efficiency
pragmatism in education: teacher gives important place to teacher
, pragmatism in education: student stresses on child-centered education
pragmatism in education: teaching method created new teaching methods
pragmatism in education: curriculum lays more stress on experience and learning by doing
existentialism focuses on individuality; don't believe in conformity
civilization that embraced athletic competition and Ancient Greece
intellectual development
who influenced Ancient Greece (3) Egyptians, people of Crete, possibly Phoenicians (Middle East)
naturalistic idea of thought man should have a balanced program- harmonious balance among spiritual,
intellectual and physical; both physical education and intellectual education
should be incorporated
anti naturalistic idea of thought physical education was a servant to the intellectual process; held the mind in
higher esteem than the body
extremely advanced society Ancient Greece
first dominant culture in Europe Ancient Greece
athlete one who competes for a prize
greek ideal unity of man of action and man of wisdom
arete all-around physical, mental, moral individual excellence one strove for
Ancient greeks made huge contributions in art, sport, religion, politics, society, education, literature
Sparta military, discipline-oriented society
young Sparta boys' (age 7+) training activities running, jumping, swimming, pancration, boxing
young Sparta girls' (age 7+) training activities running and jumping
Sparta's main purpose to rule all of Greece and be warriors
Athens dual emphasis on intelligence and physical appearance/fitness
Pictured their gods as perfect physical specimens and Athens
aimed for this
Athens sought: Harmony and beauty
Athens trained for spiritual deals to honor their gods
Terms in this set (113)
stadion used by Ancient Greece as a unit of measurement and referred to a race
stadium was originally "stadion"; place race was held
Sport first referred to competition in the form of games, individual athletic exploits and
hunting
3 fundamental characteristics of play intrinsically motivated, involves the temporary suspensions of normal/typical
reality, involves internal control
_________ is a larger domain than _________ play; sport
more structure to ________ than ________ game; play
a game organized play with rules; an occurance
sport may not fit into universally accepted definition religion, social class, and history
because of factors such as:
sport characteristics (4) continuity, division of roles, dynamic interaction with an audience, supporting
establishment (ex. NFL)
history study of change over time
descriptive historical research objective ( just the facts), detailed account, provides who what when and where;
no commentary
interpretive historical research attempts to explain how and why of past events; introduces a perspective on
what happened
philosophies of the modern world are based on a ________ monist, not dualist
view of reality
pragmatists regard school as a social institution to develop in children a social sense and a
sense of duty towards society and the nation
one of the 1st to reject dualism pragmatism
pragmatism in education: aims lay more stress on social and vocational efficiency
pragmatism in education: teacher gives important place to teacher
, pragmatism in education: student stresses on child-centered education
pragmatism in education: teaching method created new teaching methods
pragmatism in education: curriculum lays more stress on experience and learning by doing
existentialism focuses on individuality; don't believe in conformity
civilization that embraced athletic competition and Ancient Greece
intellectual development
who influenced Ancient Greece (3) Egyptians, people of Crete, possibly Phoenicians (Middle East)
naturalistic idea of thought man should have a balanced program- harmonious balance among spiritual,
intellectual and physical; both physical education and intellectual education
should be incorporated
anti naturalistic idea of thought physical education was a servant to the intellectual process; held the mind in
higher esteem than the body
extremely advanced society Ancient Greece
first dominant culture in Europe Ancient Greece
athlete one who competes for a prize
greek ideal unity of man of action and man of wisdom
arete all-around physical, mental, moral individual excellence one strove for
Ancient greeks made huge contributions in art, sport, religion, politics, society, education, literature
Sparta military, discipline-oriented society
young Sparta boys' (age 7+) training activities running, jumping, swimming, pancration, boxing
young Sparta girls' (age 7+) training activities running and jumping
Sparta's main purpose to rule all of Greece and be warriors
Athens dual emphasis on intelligence and physical appearance/fitness
Pictured their gods as perfect physical specimens and Athens
aimed for this
Athens sought: Harmony and beauty
Athens trained for spiritual deals to honor their gods
