Words We Use glossary
Use our Glossary to find key words and terms used throughout the Training Program.
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Updated: August 2022
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Outbound MarketingOutbound Marketing involves pushing out information to the public and may be considered an intrusion. | |
OutputsOutputs are produced through the project or from activities you do. This term is used in planning and in logic models. | |
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ParksParks are outdoor environments developed for recreation purposes. | |
Physical Activity: A Common VisionThe Common Vision for increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary living in Canada: Let’s Get Moving, released in May 2018, is a national policy document that intends to guide the country towards ways of increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary living. | |
Physical LiteracyPhysical literacy is the ability of an individual to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the whole person. | |
PlacesPlaces
are buildings, structures, and facilities designed
and
built for recreation, sports, arts and other public uses. Places may include
arenas, indoor
pools,
greenhouses, theatres, etc. | |
PlayPlay is freely chosen and self-directed mental or physical activity that is undertaken for enjoyment and that is separate in some way from “real” life. (Framework for Recreation in Canada) | |
PlaygroundsPlaygrounds are outdoor spaces set aside for recreation and play. Most
contain play equipment and are designed in a specific way to draw out
structured and unstructured play. | |
ProgramA Program is an organized and structured activity that occurs regularly
and is scheduled (e.g. swimming lessons, hockey games, or a sewing
club). | |