EXTRACURRICULAR AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITES, WITH EMPHASIS ON SPORT, FROM THE TEHRANTEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT, FACULTY AND STAFF STAND POINT

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AMIRTASH A.M.

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Journal: OLYMPIC Year:2004 | Volume:12 | Issue:2 (SERIAL 26) Page(s): 37-52

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EXTRACURRICULAR AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITES, WITH EMPHASIS ON SPORT, FROM THE TEHRANTEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT, FACULTY AND STAFF STAND POINT

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RECREATIONQ4

ATTITUDEQ2

SPORTSQ2

PLANINGQ2

LEISURE TIMEQ3

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The purpose ot the study was to investigate the ATTITUDE of the management, faculty members and staff of the Tehranl Teachers" University toward the extracurricular and lisure time activities, with emphasis on SPORTS. Two different questionnaries were used, one asked to management about the university planining and facilities allocated to the employees" LEISURE TIME activities. The other questionnaire provided data about the ATTITUDE and the extent of involvemet of the male and female university employees in these activities. About 30% of the total population took part in the study. Results: About 62% of the participants didnot practice SPORTS at all and about 80% did not benefit from the university facilities, or personal assets for RECREATIONal activities, whereas, 90% of them believed that these kinds of activities were beneficial to their body and mind prosperity and health and that they promoted organizational cooperation and effectiveness. Additionally, 87% of the subjects claimed that the university facilities for employess" RECREATIONal activities were "very insufficient" of "insufficient" The repondents asserted the SPORTS they preferred most for their LEISURE TIME were swimming, physical fitness exercises and sucker games. However, their favorite non-sportive activities for LEISURE TIME were painting, handicraft art works and refreshing games and plays respectively. Based on the resutls of the study in can be concluded that although, the employees of the university were aware of the importance and the benefits of the RECREATIONal LEISURE TIME activities means and facilities for practical practice ot these activities were insufficient, also, the subjects did not spend enough time for these kind of activities.

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AMIRTASH, A.M.. (2004). EXTRACURRICULAR AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITES, WITH EMPHASIS ON SPORT, FROM THE TEHRANTEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT, FACULTY AND STAFF STAND POINT. OLYMPIC, 12(2 (SERIAL 26)), 37-52. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/395325/en

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AMIRTASH A.M.. EXTRACURRICULAR AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITES, WITH EMPHASIS ON SPORT, FROM THE TEHRANTEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT, FACULTY AND STAFF STAND POINT. OLYMPIC[Internet]. 2004;12(2 (SERIAL 26)):37-52. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/395325/en

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A.M. AMIRTASH, “EXTRACURRICULAR AND LEISURE TIME ACTIVITES, WITH EMPHASIS ON SPORT, FROM THE TEHRANTEACHERS' TRAINING UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT, FACULTY AND STAFF STAND POINT,” OLYMPIC, vol. 12, no. 2 (SERIAL 26), pp. 37–52, 2004, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/395325/en

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