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Lesson 10- Integrity and Sportsmanship
Do each of the following in order. 1. Read What is Sportsmanship? and What is Integrity? 2. Read Lesson 10 Perspective 3. Watch Video Clips 4. Answer Multiple Choice Questions 5. DO ASSESSMENT: Return to Bblearn and do Assessment 10 Ensure that you have completed the previous lesson and have received an email
response from the instructor before completing this lesson assessment. Lesson 10 Perspective:What is this concept of sportsmanship and integrity? Both terms are frequently overused in sport. Sportsmanship or Sportspersonship as used by Dr. David Shields is the condition of valuing the opponent, the rules, the officials, and the game. This ideal perspective is often difficult to follow and maintain in a society that values results over performance (Gibson, 1993).
Readings:
Video Clip:The Rules of Good Sportsmanship - This clip is dated - from the 1950s the basic ideal that is shown and argued for is as applicable today as in the 1950s. In the recent Olympic games, numerous examples of the values shown in this 1950s video were shown by the 2008 Olympians.
Assessment:Return to Bblearn and do Assessment 10.
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