PE5.11
Examine, evaluate, and communicate the influence of Canadians, both historically and currently, on the development of the numerous options for participation in movement activities in this country.
Indicators for this outcome
(a)

Identify sports (e.g., lacrosse, hockey, basketball) and other movement activities (e.g., tobogganing, canoeing) that are historically Canadian and share the stories of these sports and activities with others.

(b)

Evaluate the impact that a diverse variety of Canadians (e.g., Terry Fox, Hayley Wickenheiser, Wayne Gretzky, Tom Longboat, Sandra Schmirler, Jacques Villenueve, Ethel Catherwood, Alwyn Morris) have on the options for participation in movement activities in Canada.

(c)

Communicate to others (e.g., audio, visual, written, oral) the contributions of Canadians towards the origin and/or promotion of participation in specific movement activities.

(d)

Discuss the impact that heroes or mentors can have in motivating others to participate in movement activities.

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R054136
Harry Jerome: The Fastest Man on Earth
Canadian athlete Harry Jerome overcame racism to reach the height of track-and-field success. When an injury ended his career, Jerome continued training and went on to achieve one of the greatest comebacks in sports history. This short film is a condensed version of the feature documentary Mighty Jerome and supports student exploration into the themes of identity and self-concept, and understanding of care, prevention and decisions regarding sports-related injuries.
Media and Formats : Video
Price : Free
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Record posted/updated: November 22, 2018