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Match the following key concepts of Physical Culture Studies (PCS) with their descriptions:

Contextual understanding = Acknowledges the dynamic and socially constructed nature of physical culture Ethical practices = Promotes empowerment and addresses social inequities Innovative expression = Includes creative, accessible, and participatory research methods Collaboration = Emphasizes partnership across disciplines and with communities

Match the criticisms of PCS with their respective descriptions:

Marginalization of feminism = Feminist scholarship is often unacknowledged in recent PCS discourses New and emergent field = Critique of PCS for claiming innovation while relying on existing methodologies Territorialization = Risks marginalizing other intellectual traditions within sports studies Rigid boundaries = Feminist scholars call for dialogue instead of strict limitations in scholarly fields

Match the contributions of feminist approaches to sports studies with their characteristics:

Historical influence = Has shaped sports studies but is often overlooked Recognition in PCS = Calls for better acknowledgment of feminist contributions Scholar dialogues = Encourages conversations among feminist scholars at conferences Methodological impact = Utilizes diverse methodologies within the study of sports

Match the ideals of PCS with their intended outcomes:

Social relevance = Prioritizes outcomes that resonate with community needs Public engagement = Bridges the gap between scholarship and wider audiences Reflexivity = Addresses power dynamics in research practices Innovative methods = Seeks to move beyond traditional academic writing Signup and view all the answers

Match the concepts related to the implicit curriculum with their descriptions:

Implicit Curriculum = Internalizing attitudes that align with technological society's needs Scientific Gaze = Marginalizing other ways of understanding the body Reproduction of Power = Maintaining the dominance of technological and capitalist ideologies Technological Dominance = Exacerbating issues like body commodification and societal alienation Signup and view all the answers

Match the roundtable discussions' concerns with their focal points:

2012 NASSS conference = Highlighted feminist concerns about PCS Calls for dialogue = Advocated for an approach emphasizing communication among scholars Recognition gaps = Addressed the need for acknowledging feminist influences Resistance to boundaries = Promoted flexibility in scholarly fields over rigid classifications Signup and view all the answers

Match the philosophical critiques with their primary focus:

Heidegger's Technology Critique = Technology as aggressive 'disclosure' treating beings as resources Critique of Objectivity = Privileges functionality over phenomenological understanding Decolonizing Autoethnography = Critical self-reflection on positionality within colonial structures Settler Colonialism = Perpetuating ideologies that erase Indigenous histories Signup and view all the answers

Match the authors with their research focus:

Stephanie Woodworth = Decolonizing autoethnography in kinesiology Caroline Fusco = Integrating Indigenous perspectives in water education Pronger = Encouraging emotional engagement in pedagogical practices Heidegger = Critiquing technology's impact on the understanding of beings Signup and view all the answers

Match the consequences of technological dominance with their impact:

Body Commodification = Treating bodies as mere resources Overtraining in Sports = Exacerbating performance-related issues Societal Alienation = Distance from embodied experiences Emotional Engagement = Fostering a holistic understanding of the body Signup and view all the answers

Match the practices suggested for resistance with their descriptions:

Pedagogical Changes = Encouraging critical questioning of the technological habitus Phenomenology = Offering experiential understanding of the body Movement Awareness Practices = Promoting a holistic approach to body education Land and Water Relationships = Respecting Indigenous sovereignty and history Signup and view all the answers

Match the following aspects of Colin Kaepernick's protest with their descriptions:

Kneeling during the national anthem = Response to anti-Black racism and police brutality Trump Administration's reaction = Condemnation of athlete protests as unpatriotic Boycotts and symbolic actions = Challenging sexism, racism, and class inequality Creation of a counterpublic = Fostering a space for marginalized voices Signup and view all the answers

Match the following initiatives to their purposes as mentioned in the article:

Hiring mentors and role models = Reflect diverse identities and experiences Changing the curriculum = Include discussions on race and colonialism Dismantling systemic racism = Support equity and inclusion in kinesiology education Institutional policies and practices = Address systemic barriers in sport Signup and view all the answers

Match the following forms of protest with their implications:

Kaepernick's kneeling = Widespread discussion and solidarity Political leaders' condemnation = Intensified public and institutional responses Athlete boycotts = Alternative visions of leadership Counterpublic space = Contesting dominant narratives Signup and view all the answers

Match the following concepts to their corresponding themes in the article:

Anti-Black racism = Catalyst for Kaepernick's protest Systemic oppression = Underlying issue in sports and physical activity Cultural divide = Result of political leaders' rhetoric Social justice = Goal of athletes' protests Signup and view all the answers

Match the following aspects of the article with their roles in addressing equity:

Diversity in hiring = Bringing varied experiences into mentorship Curriculum discussions = Educating on race and systemic barriers Policy changes = Dismantling systemic racism Athlete actions = Promoting solidarity against inequality Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Taking a Knee

Colin Kaepernick's act of kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice, police brutality, and systemic oppression.

Counterpublic

A space created by marginalized groups to challenge dominant narratives and advocate for social change.

Systemic Racism

Racism embedded within institutions and society, creating advantages for some groups and disadvantages for others.

Athlete Protests

Actions taken by athletes to challenge social injustices, such as kneeling during the anthem or boycotting events.