Class 16: Second Wave Feminism and Inclusive PA and Origins of Kinesiology

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Abby Hoffman

9-year-old girl played hockey as a boy in 1956.

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Ontario Supreme Court

Court ruling against Abby Hoffman's right to play.

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First-wave feminism

Early feminist movement focused on women's rights.

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WAAF

Women's Army Auxiliary Force, disbanded in 1953.

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Golden age of women's PA

1940s-1960s peak of women's physical activity.

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Moral physiology

Cultural beliefs about women's physical abilities.

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Women's liberation movement

1960s movement advocating for women's rights.

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Battle of the Sexes

1973 tennis match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs.

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Royal Commission on Status of Women

1970 Canadian report on women's rights.

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National Conference on Women in Sport

1974 event promoting women's sports.

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Human rights agitation

Feminist strategy for equal rights in sports.

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Title IX

US law prohibiting gender discrimination in education.

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Ann Peel case

1991 victory for pregnant athletes' rights.

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City of Coquitlam case

1995 mandated equal sports funding for genders.

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Justine Blainey case

1986 successful challenge for girls in hockey.

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Charter of Rights and Liberties

Canadian law supporting women's sports rights.

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CIAU

Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union, now U-sports.

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Kinesiology

Study of human movement and physical activity.

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Fitness and Amateur Sport Act

1961 Canadian legislation promoting sports.

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Baby boom

Population increase from 1940 to 1965 in Canada.

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Cold War impact

Increased focus on science and performance in sports.

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PE programs

Physical education training for school systems.

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Teacher training shift

Transition from PE to kinesiology in education.

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Compulsory curriculum

Mandatory physical education in Ontario schools.

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Child-centred pedagogy

Teaching approach focusing on students' needs.

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After-school sports growth

Increase in extracurricular sports activities.

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Social costs of inactivity

Concerns over childhood inactivity's impact on health.

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Public/media focus

Emphasis on high-performance sports over grassroots participation.