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What is a primary focus of understanding the concept of social construction in relation to health and physical activity?
What is a primary focus of understanding the concept of social construction in relation to health and physical activity?
- To identify the best exercise programs available.
- To investigate how societal standards impact perceptions of bodies. (correct)
- To establish a universal definition of fitness.
- To promote specific diets for better health.
Which of the following concepts is highlighted in relation to power relations in the course?
Which of the following concepts is highlighted in relation to power relations in the course?
- The role of privilege and stereotypes in creating inequalities. (correct)
- The expansion of recreational facilities in urban areas.
- Economic improvements in health systems.
- Advancements in physical therapy techniques.
What does the course encourage students to critically reflect on?
What does the course encourage students to critically reflect on?
- Historical facts about body cultures across the globe.
- Methods of competitive sports training.
- The nature of scientific knowledge pertaining to health. (correct)
- Fitness trends and their commercial appeal.
What is one expected outcome from taking this course in terms of students’ skills?
What is one expected outcome from taking this course in terms of students’ skills?
According to the course insights, what is essential for effecting major social changes in kinesiology?
According to the course insights, what is essential for effecting major social changes in kinesiology?
What must students present for in-tutorial tests and exams?
What must students present for in-tutorial tests and exams?
What is the primary way students should communicate via email for urgent issues?
What is the primary way students should communicate via email for urgent issues?
What is a recommended strategy for succeeding in tutorials?
What is a recommended strategy for succeeding in tutorials?
When should students expect responses to their emails?
When should students expect responses to their emails?
What is emphasized to enhance attendance in lectures?
What is emphasized to enhance attendance in lectures?
What is a behavior to avoid in email communication?
What is a behavior to avoid in email communication?
Which activity is not recommended while reading course material?
Which activity is not recommended while reading course material?
What must students know for all tests and exams?
What must students know for all tests and exams?
What percentage of the final course grade is allocated to the SPARK Academic Integrity module?
What percentage of the final course grade is allocated to the SPARK Academic Integrity module?
What is the deadline for completing the SPARK Academic Integrity quiz?
What is the deadline for completing the SPARK Academic Integrity quiz?
What happens if a student does not achieve a perfect score on the SPARK quiz?
What happens if a student does not achieve a perfect score on the SPARK quiz?
What is the stance on academic honesty in KINE 1000?
What is the stance on academic honesty in KINE 1000?
What is expected of all participants regarding conduct in KINE 1000?
What is expected of all participants regarding conduct in KINE 1000?
How often can students retake the SPARK Academic Integrity quiz?
How often can students retake the SPARK Academic Integrity quiz?
What principle regarding learning environments is emphasized in KINE 1000?
What principle regarding learning environments is emphasized in KINE 1000?
What is the consequence for disruptive conduct in KINE 1000?
What is the consequence for disruptive conduct in KINE 1000?
Which nations are acknowledged in relation to the traditional territories of York University?
Which nations are acknowledged in relation to the traditional territories of York University?
What is the main focus of KINE 1000?
What is the main focus of KINE 1000?
What does the term 'social body' refer to in the context of the course?
What does the term 'social body' refer to in the context of the course?
Which factors influence an individual's social body as discussed in the course?
Which factors influence an individual's social body as discussed in the course?
What is one of the expectations from students in KINE 1000?
What is one of the expectations from students in KINE 1000?
When does the special combined class for KINE1000 and 1020 students take place?
When does the special combined class for KINE1000 and 1020 students take place?
Which professors are part of the KINE1000 teaching team?
Which professors are part of the KINE1000 teaching team?
Why is it important to understand the social body in kinesiology?
Why is it important to understand the social body in kinesiology?
Study Notes
Course Overview
- KINE1000 explores the social body as a key to understanding physical culture, health and human rights
- Emphasis on the social body being shaped by societal norms and cultural, political, and historical conditions
- The course examines how these factors influence individuals' perceived identities and their experiences in relation to gender, appearance, age, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, ability, and class or caste
Course Goals
- Understand the concept of social construction as it relates to physical activity, the body, and health
- Analyze how power relations, privilege, and stereotyping contribute to inequalities and prejudices surrounding human bodies
- Critically evaluate scientific knowledge in the context of physical activity, body and health
- Examine physical activity, including sports and health, as social and historical institutions influenced by material conditions
- Develop university-level reading comprehension, critical evaluation, and writing skills
Course Delivery
- In-person lectures and tutorials
- Tutorials are mandatory and begin the week of September 16
- Students must know their tutorial number, section, and tutorial leader's name for all tests and exams
- Lecture slides and recordings are provided to supplement in-person attendance
- All students must have a valid YU-Card and present it for in-tutorial tests, mind maps, and exams
Communication
- Consult the eClass page and course outline before emailing
- Emails should be directed to the tutorial leader first, and then to [email protected] for urgent issues
- Emails should be professional, clear, and coherent
- Expect a response within a business day, emails sent after 4:30 pm or during the weekend will be answered the following business day
Copyright and Academic Honesty
- Course materials are intellectual property of the instructors unless otherwise stated
- KINE1000 adopts a zero-tolerance policy for academic dishonesty
- Students should familiarize themselves with the University's Senate Policy on Academic Honesty
- Review KINE1000 policies regarding missed in-tutorial tests, missed April exam, missed Mind Maps assignments, and requests for Mind Map grade reappraisal
Course Evaluation
- SPARK Academic Integrity Module (5%)
- Students must complete the module and quiz on eClass by September 27, 11:59 PM EDT
- The quiz must be completed with a perfect score to receive full credit (no partial marks)
- Unlimited attempts are allowed before the deadline
Expectations
- KINE 1000 is committed to diversity, inclusivity, and equity
- Professional conduct is expected in all environments
- Respectful communication and behavior are essential to creating a safe and productive learning environment
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Description
This quiz covers key concepts from KINE1000, focusing on the social body as a critical lens to understand physical culture, health, and human rights. Students will explore how societal norms and historical conditions shape individual identities regarding various aspects such as gender, race, and class. Prepare to analyze the inequalities and power dynamics that influence physical activity and body perception.
