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Recreation Program Planning Flashcards

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  1. Which approach to recreation programming bases service delivery on the benefits participants will gain?

    Answer: Benefits-based programming (BBP)

    Benefits-based programming shifts the focus from activities to the beneficial outcomes that participation will produce for individuals, families, communities, and the environment.

  2. What factor most influences the appropriate program format for older adult participants?

    Answer: Physical ability, sensory changes, and social preferences

    Effective programming for older adults considers physical ability levels, sensory changes (vision, hearing), social preferences, and the desire for meaningful engagement.

  3. Which principle ensures recreation programs remain financially accessible to low-income participants?

    Answer: Sliding scale fees or scholarship programs

    Sliding scale fee structures and scholarship programs adjust fees based on ability to pay, ensuring financial barriers do not prevent lower-income residents from participating.

  4. What is the purpose of establishing program registration policies?

    Answer: To manage enrollment, ensure safety, and communicate expectations

    Registration policies manage enrollment levels, collect necessary participant information, establish payment terms, and communicate rules and expectations to participants.

  5. Which programming technique uses data on past participation to predict future demand?

    Answer: Trend analysis

    Trend analysis examines historical participation data to identify patterns and project future demand, helping planners make evidence-based programming decisions.

  6. What is a program brochure's primary function in recreation marketing?

    Answer: To inform community members about available programs and how to register

    A program brochure informs community members about available recreation programs, schedules, fees, locations, and registration processes.