Case Study - The Australian Aborigines - Diploma in Outdoor and Physical Education Studies
Case Study - The Australian Aborigines
Case Study - The Australian Aborigines
Case Study - The Australian Aborigines
This free online course is an introduction to the Aboriginal peoples of Australia and their customs, traditions, way of life and connection to the land.
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Topics in Case Study - The Australian Aborigines
- The Australian Aborigines
Aboriginal perceptions of the land- Aboriginal People
- Aboriginal ceremony
- Landrights
- The Aboriginal lifestyle
- Aborigines and the land
- Aboriginal perception of the land: focus questions
Modules in Diploma in Outdoor and Physical Education Studies
Meaning of adventure Characteristics of adventure Motivation for adventure Examples of adventure Access to adventure Safety in adventure Timing and location Different types of adventure Impact on the environment The media Grading and guidebooks Adventure as a commodity Equipment Ways of viewing the environment Conservation Recreation and land management Case Study - The Australian Aborigines Basic muscle physiology Muscle groups Information on the heart Energy systems Converting food to energy The principles of training Training principles Training methods Maximal oxygen uptake Acute responses Chronic training responses Fatigue and recovery The core components of fitness Assessment of fitness The role of the coach Coaching styles Coaching techniques Legal ergogenic aids Illegal ergogenic aids Sports psychology Limits to performance Sporting injuries Different groups within society Influences on physical education Intrinsic/extrinsic influences on fitness Socio-cultural considerations Motivational factors Participation rates Fact or fiction activity Assessment