Inclusion in Sport – The Similarities, The Differences

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Inclusion in Sport – The Similarities, The Differences

Peter DownsThe Inclusion Club

Hamish MacdonaldLeft Field Business

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Debbie SimmsSimms Consultancy

Hamish Macdonald

Debbie SimmsSimms Consultancy

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What are the common elements of Inclusion? The Similarities across Targeted

populations?

Inclusion

To comprise or embrace as part of a whole

Disadvantage

An unfavourable circumstance that reduces the chances of success or effectiveness

People want to be treated with respect, dignity and courtesy

Family is a Substantial Influence

Common key Barriers

Less Female Participation

Establishing Strong Partnerships

Motivational Factors

POLL TIME

What’s your opinion?

What are the Differences between targeted populations ?

Managing Time

Eye Contact and Clothing Requirements

Touch

How people relate to and treat different genders

Experience of structured sport,knowledge of rules of the game

Confidence

Intellectual Function

Tasks

Hamish Macdonald

Question Time

Debbie SimmsSimms Consultancy

www.simmssportsconsultancy.com.au

Hamish Macdonald

Inclusion in Sport – The Similarities, The Differences

Peter DownsThe Inclusion Club

Hamish Macdonald Debbie SimmsSimms Consultancy