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.
Other related news
Friday 12 March 2010
The Ern Halliday Recreation Camp is a licensed operator of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in Western Australia. On 15–16 April 2010, the camp will be running a Bronze Level Mountain Biking Expedition.
Thursday 11 March 2010
Applications for the 2010 cycle of the Lotterywest Trails Grants Program close on 19 March. If your not-for-profit, community organisation or local government has a project on the horizon involving trail planning, trail construction, upgrading trails or promoting one of Western Australia’s many beautiful trails, follow the Shire of Irwin’s lead and apply today.
Thursday 11 March 2010
The National Wheelchair Basketball Development League (NWBDL) played its inaugural round last weekend (5–7 March) at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra. The weekend was highlighted by a number of hard-fought games, with no matches having a final margin over 10 points.
Wednesday 10 March 2010
The Multicultural Friendship Games 'Footy with the Fuzz' will be coming to the Herb Graham Recreation Centre in Mirrabooka this month, Sunday 28 March 2010, from 8am so don't miss your opportunity to participate in this award winning initiative.
Wednesday 10 March 2010
The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) and Australian Government Office for Women (OfW) are looking to develop more Australian women in leadership and decision making roles in sport.
