KRLS 440 - Intercultural Perspectives: Physical Activity and Play

3 units (fi 6)(EITHER, VARIABLE)

Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation

This course delivers the theoretical content and foundational components required for various intercultural micro field placements (~1-4 hrs per week). Key content areas of focus include intercultural training, play, physical activity and leadership theories, development of intercultural communication, and global citizenship education. Components of this course represent experiences that include written, creative, and experiential work in the area of programming in intercultural settings. Prerequisite: KRLS 421 is strongly recommended.

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