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Tag Archives: gender
Why Girls Drop Out of Youth Sports More Than Boys
by Isabel S. Sports have many benefits in terms of physical and mental health, social aspects, and other values that can be used in different areas of life. However, a recent study reports that 62% of adolescent females do not … Continue reading
Posted in Adolescence, Gender, Positive Youth Development, Sport
Tagged female athletes, gender, sport dropout, youth development
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I know I run like a girl, should I not be proud of it? Girls’ Participation and Dropout rates in Sport
By Cailie M. Throughout my entire childhood, period of adolescence and now as I enter my fourth year of university, I have always been an avid participant in sport and recreation. As I ran, jumped and played my way through … Continue reading
Issues with Gender in Sport
By Cam B. For the purpose of this blog assignment, I have chosen to talk about whether or not social norms have an impact on the different genders in the sport of hockey. The observations I have made relate heavily … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Positive Youth Development, Sport
Tagged gender, hockey, youth development, youth socialization
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Female Youth Participation in Recreation, Sport, and Leisure Activities
By Kirstin D Girls are less likely to participate in sport/recreation/leisure (SRL) activities than boys. Why are girls not participating and how is it affecting their development? Throughout history females have been pushing to have equal opportunities in SRL as … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Positive Youth Development, Sport
Tagged female role models, gender, girls, participation in sport
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Developing Youth around the World through Recreation and Sport
by Erika E. Throughout all cultures we see a difference within all aspects of life, but when it comes to youth there are some extremes and some rare similarities. When specifically looking at recreation and sport, there are some cultures … Continue reading
Posted in Gender, Positive Youth Development
Tagged culture, gender, Ghana, Western culture, youth development
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Coaches as “friends”: Females vs. Males – Knowing the Boundaries.
By: Sarah H. In our youth development class, we have discussed the topic of the relationships between coaches and players from both the female and male sports teams. Another blogger discussed parent-coach/child-athlete relationship. My post is solely related to what … Continue reading
Posted in 40 Developmental Assets, Coaching, Sport
Tagged coach, gender, relationship, Sport
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