Play by the Rules has a number of interactive problem based learning scenarios that walk through a range of issues faced in sport and provide solutions and feedback about resolving the issue in a community sport situation.
21 January 2010
We have been collecting feedback from users of the interactive scenarios and the outcome is extremely positive.
The latest results show the 97.9% of users found the information gained to be useful to their role in sport. Additionally almost 90% of users felt the interactive scenarios were a more useful way to learn that reading fact sheets and other written resources.
Click here to view the interactive scenarios and see what you think!
Play by the Rules provides information and online learning about how to prevent and deal with discrimination, harassment and child abuse for the sport and recreation industry.
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Friday 27 August 2010
Give us your opinion on the new Clubs Online resource on the Department of Sport and Recreation's website and you could win $500 for your club!
Friday 20 August 2010
Darren Smith is the 2010 recipient of the Dr Heather MacGowan scholarship, and will be putting the $10,000 to good use. His proposal involves investigating ways to improve access and employment opportunities in the sport and recreation industry for remote Aboriginal communities.
Thursday 19 August 2010
If you think the West Coast Eagles will be eager to impress in Sunday’s AFL match against North Melbourne at Subiaco, spare a thought for the Edmund Rice Lions, who will play in the curtin-raiser.
Monday 16 August 2010
The Department for Communities each year provides funding to assist communities throughout Western Australia to host an event or display on Thank a Volunteer Day (TAVD).
Friday 06 August 2010
Paralympic sailor Jamie Dunross has recently completed what many thought was impossible – a solo and unassisted circumnavigation of Australia.
