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Recreation Program Development & Management Flashcards

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  1. Which accreditation body sets national standards specifically for park and recreation agencies in the United States?

    Answer: CAPRA

    CAPRA (Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies) is the national body that accredits public park and recreation agencies.

  2. A recreation professional applying 'inclusion' practices would MOST likely do which of the following?

    Answer: Modify existing programs so all participants can engage together

    Inclusion means adapting existing programs to allow all individuals to participate alongside one another.

  3. When writing measurable program goals using the SMART framework, which element ensures the goal can be objectively assessed?

    Answer: Measurable

    The 'Measurable' element requires that progress or success can be quantified or clearly observed.

  4. A recreation manager conducts a SWOT analysis before launching a new aquatics program. 'Threats' in this context refers to:

    Answer: Competing private swim schools in the area

    Threats are external factors outside the organization's control that could negatively impact the program.

  5. Which evaluation method is BEST suited to measuring long-term behavior change resulting from a recreation wellness program?

    Answer: Longitudinal follow-up assessments conducted months after program completion

    Longitudinal follow-up assessments capture sustained behavior change that cannot be detected immediately after a program ends.

  6. A recreation program coordinator is developing a logic model. What does the 'assumptions' component represent?

    Answer: The beliefs about conditions necessary for the program to work

    Assumptions are the underlying beliefs about how and why the program will produce its intended results.

  7. Under ADA Title II requirements, public recreation agencies are required to:

    Answer: Conduct transition plans identifying barriers and remediation timelines

    ADA Title II requires public agencies to develop transition plans that identify physical barriers and outline a schedule for removing them.