RLS100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Millennials, Generation Z, Homeschooling

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Recreation and Leisure Studies
• Course: RLS100
• Professor: Elizabeth Halpenny

Document Summary

Life span stages and well-being: russell identi es four types of well-being, 1. ) Emotional: and there is bene t in looking at the key aspects of each type across the various life span stages. Wednesday, september 21, 2016: see ch. 4 summary notes pdf attachment, exam: Pg. 76 > how children move from different kinds of play (important idea) **** 79 > middle adulthood and social well-being [the 3 different leisure pattens that people engage in as children leave the family home] ******* Childhood physical well-being: play expands neuromuscular coordination and strength, however, increased screen time a concern because of rising obesity rates. Childhood intellectual well-being: elkind reported free, self-initiated play had decreased by 8 hours per week in the past 20 years in the us, play out-sourced to coaches and play leaders. Early adulthood social well-being: major life changes (e. g. relationships, employment) results in leisure becoming more commercialized (e. g. clubs, restaurants, family leisure may begin to be more important.