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Rec 260 Latest 2023 with Complete Solutions What are the three rec service sectors Public services , nonprofit and private business Public Services Financed through taxes Opportunities available to all Ex City and state parks non-profit Financed through fees and donations Ex GS YMCA Private businesses Financed by owners, investors. fees for services Opportunities for those who pay Ex franchises, corporations, private owners freedom from Individuals not hindered in leisure by external forces Ex self-care stereotypes stigma Freedom to Ability to do the something worth doing, with intrinsic rewards What makes the Rec professional unique They provide people with opportunities to facilitate leisure outcomes and knowledgeable in multiple areas of expertise including human/community/economic/program -developments What is the connection between leisure, freedom and responsibility Being free and having freedom to choose leisure also means that one has responsibilities to oneself. Freedom is the central concept applied to leisure and is also understood and related to responsibilities REC Experience model Anticipate/plan, participate and relocate/reminisce Intrapersonal constraint Individual qualities that make leisure less appealing Interpersonal constraint Leisure opportunities adversely affected by relationships with others Individual structural constraint Influenced by society but focused on the individuals response Ex lack of transportation or money Societal structural constraint Cannot be overcome by the individual but must require a societal change What must occur for something to be called a profession 1 an alliance with a social concern 2 professional societies or associations 3 a code of ethics 4 specialized body of knowledge 5 programs of professional education 6 professional standards including accreditation and certification How to describe the role of professional associations within the Rec services The purpose of professional organization system provide knowledge within the recfield and help improve it as well as society What is the purpose of professional organizations in the rec field and why are there so many They develop standards and policies to exchange information and ideas. They standardize certifications accreditations and qualifications there's so many because we need different specialized professionals across the span of recreation which has so many different features Certification Individuals have to meet criteria for certain skills or knowlege Accreditation An agency or company that has to meet certain standards. Verify the programs meet certain standards The definition of professional Engaging in a specified activity as one's main occupation rather than a past time Recreation functions of government Management of land and natural resources technical assistance Financial assistance direct service delivery Enactment enforcement of regulations Organizational structures of community recreation Offices of county/municipal gov that makes Rec available Local parks and recreation services Park districts Rec services in public schools Difference between a bond and a levy A Levy is a tax that towns in counties and pose on Lego property owners in order to raise money for services bond is a debt offered to the public which must be repeated with interest a DOI department of interior (Gov units) Protects natural resources cares for historic sites and regulates hunting and fishing Land and water conservation fund (Gov units) Funds for land and water areas NPS National Park service (Gov units) Manage of national parks monuments and all waterways BLM bureau of land management (Gov units) Overseas/ manages federally owned public land Difference between private businesses and nonprofit or gov agencies Private businesses profit from recreation services while nonprofits don't


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