1. Leadership Plans ALL are due on Thursday, March 27 th HARD COPY Peer Evaluation Forms Meet in Education Centre gym, dressed and ready to go at 2:00 PM Be sure to arrange with Michelle what equipment you need Michelle.zurawski@canadorec.on.ca

2. Risk Management PHED 1027 Physical Activity and Sport Leadership

3. The Concept of Safety There are NO completely safe PE or SPORT activities Sometimes the word “SAFETY” can create false assumptions and expectations There is always the RISK that an accident may occur

4. “Safety Practices” The adoption of standard operating procedures to create “acceptable” levels of risk Successfully managing risk involves “judgment” – Common Sense!!!

5. Safety is understanding, it is an attitude of mind – it is not necessarily a simply following of rules or directions. Garry Richards

6. Risk is reality….. Safety is a fantasy

7. Risk is at the heart of all education. Willi Unsoeld

8. Dynamics of Accidents Environmental Hazards Human Factor Hazards Risk Potential

9. RISK…. Perceived Risk Actual Risk Both must be embraced for their potential to promote personal growth in our clients. Risk is an inherent element in SPORT, and without it SPORT would not exist!

10. Risk Management “reducing the chances of injury, damage or loss be taking steps to identify, measure and control risks”

11. Managing Risk “What if” thinking Continuously anticipating unexpected problems and mentally rehearsing emergency responses Maintain a “safety margin” for skill & knowledge Responsibilities of participants – self, group

12. ….Managing Risk Teach participants emergency response skills Listen to your “inner” voice The experience should model those real and perceived risks students will encounter in their professional and personal lives

13. Steps in Risk Management 1.Identify – what possible things can go wrong? 2.Measure – how likely is it these things can go wrong, and what are the consequences? 3.Control – what can we do to keep things from going wrong?

14. Are we too obsessed with the risk of loss? Fear of litigation What are the risks associated with not taking risks? – Loss of potential growth opportunities – Fear of failure

15. Risk is also about GAIN One of the reasons people stop learning is that they become less and less willing to risk failure. - John W. Gardner

16. Learning Zone ‘The Edge’ Panic Zone Comfort Zone

17. GROWTH = CHALLENGE X SUPPORT

18. NEGLIGENCE “carelessness” – when a professional’s conduct falls below the standard expected for the activity Duty of CARE & Standard of CARE Occurs most often in sport lawsuits Negligence: – Supervision – Emergency procedures – Equipment – Instruction

19. Principles of Supervision Always be there! Qualifications – CPR/First Aid Be active & hands-on Know participants’ health status Monitor and enforce rules/regulations Monitor environment Inform participants of hazards/dangers Be vigilant and in control Be careful, prepared and trained

20. Risk Management for Sport Organizations and Sport Facilities http://www.sportlaw.ca/articles/other/article8.html Read this article and be sure you are familiar with its contents in preparation for the final exam