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    PRESENTATION SRT502 20232 Latest Line Up 14 March

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    This document outlines the instructions and schedule for a group presentation assignment worth 20% of the course grade. Students will be divided into groups of 1 to 4 people to present on various disabilities and conditions. Each presentation should be about 35 minutes and cover topics like definition, causes, treatment, safety considerations, and recreation. Presentations will take place weekly starting in week 7, with 3 groups presenting each week. Students must submit their slide presentation in advance and will receive comments and marks. The document assigns each group a topic and provides guidance on what to cover for each condition.

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    PRESENTATION SRT502 20232 Latest Line Up 14 March

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    This document outlines the instructions and schedule for a group presentation assignment worth 20% of the course grade. Students will be divided into groups of 1 to 4 people to present on various disabilities and conditions. Each presentation should be about 35 minutes and cover topics like definition, causes, treatment, safety considerations, and recreation. Presentations will take place weekly starting in week 7, with 3 groups presenting each week. Students must submit their slide presentation in advance and will receive comments and marks. The document assigns each group a topic and provides guidance on what to cover for each condition.

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    This document outlines the instructions and schedule for a group presentation assignment worth 20% of the course grade. Students will be divided into groups of 1 to 4 people to present on various disabilities and conditions. Each presentation should be about 35 minutes and cover topics like definition, causes, treatment, safety considerations, and recreation. Presentations will take place weekly starting in week 7, with 3 groups presenting each week. Students must submit their slide presentation in advance and will receive comments and marks. The document assigns each group a topic and provides guidance on what to cover for each condition.

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    PRESENTATION SRT502 20232 Latest Line Up 14 March

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    Ammar Hakim
    This document outlines the instructions and schedule for a group presentation assignment worth 20% of the course grade. Students will be divided into groups of 1 to 4 people to present on various disabilities and conditions. Each presentation should be about 35 minutes and cover topics like definition, causes, treatment, safety considerations, and recreation. Presentations will take place weekly starting in week 7, with 3 groups presenting each week. Students must submit their slide presentation in advance and will receive comments and marks. The document assigns each group a topic and provides guidance on what to cover for each condition.

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    SRT502

    PRESENTATION 20%
    Instruction
    1. Follow the composition that been set for each presentation (example for deaf topic, 4 persons)
    2. Each group will be allocated about 35 minutes presentation plus Q and A session.
    3. Presentation will begin on week 7. Each week, there will be at least 3 groups doing the presentation.
    4. Only ONE group assigned to a topic. No such thing as 2 groups choose the same topic.
    5. Before start your presentation, please provide me with your slide presentation copy.
    N Name and Matric No Date and Time Comments and marks
    (only real name, matric) Disability/condition Starts at week 7
    (min 35 slides)
    1 4 persons Deaf and hearing impairment Week 7
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types of H.loss
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations.
    e. recreation considerations
    2 4 persons Blind and visual impairment Week 7
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Structure of the eye
    c. Causes and types
    d. Treatment and prevention
    e. Safety and health
    considerations
    f. recreation considerations
    3 4 persons Cerebral Palsy, Week 7
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety ,health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations
    4. 4 persons Acquired brain injury & Stroke
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations

    5. 4 persons Amputation
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations.
    6. 4 persons Dwarfism and les autres
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations.
    7. 3 persons Spinal Cord Injury
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations

    8. 3 persons Poliomyelitis and spina bifida


    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations
    9. 3 persons Multiple sclerosis and muscular
    dystrophy
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Treatment and prevention
    d. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    e. recreation considerations
    10 2 persons Intellectual disabilities and slow
    . learner
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    d. recreation considerations
    11 3 persons Autism Spectrum disorder (ASD)
    . and Dyslexia
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    d. recreation considerations

    12 3 persons Down Syndrome and Mental


    . retardation
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    d. recreation considerations
    13 1 person ADHD
    a. Definition and scope
    b. Causes and types
    c. Safety, health and medical
    considerations
    d. recreation considerations

    13 1 person Archery
    . Athletics
    Para badminton
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    e. different with able-bodied
    games
    14 1 person Boccia
    Para-canoe
    Para cycling
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    15 1 person Para equestrian
    . Soccer 5-a-side
    Para Judo
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    16 1 person Powerlifting
    . Para Rowing
    Para shooting
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    17 1 person Sitting volleyball
    . Para swimming
    Para table tennis
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    18 1 person Para taekwondo
    . Para triathlon
    Wheelchair basketball
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    19 1 person Wheelchair fencing
    . Wheelchair rugby
    Wheelchair tennis
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    20 1 person Para tenpin bowling
    . Para dance sport
    Soccer 7-a-side CP
    a. History
    b. court layout
    c. classification
    d. how to play
    21 1 person Special Olympics (SO)
    . Deaflympics
    a. History
    b. Played by which
    disability/condition
    c. Sports involve
    d. Host nation
    e. Difference between SO and
    IPC/Paralympics
    f. Difference between
    Deaflympics and Paralympics

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