Overall I found this class to be
very enjoyable. My favorite part
about the class was the discussion, in some classes no one talks so the
discussion lacks. But in this
class I learned a lot on many different topics because of the discussion. Two of the main things I will take away
is everything on multi gender athletes.
Before the class I knew some information on the topic but this class has
shown that things are not as easy as black and white. Another thing that was interesting was the cool pose and the
effect it had on sports. One of
the favorite topics we discussed in class was LeBron James and The
Decision. Not being from Ohio it
shed some light on the whole subject matter. It did not change my opinion on him or anything but it was
nice to see different viewpoints.
The Special Olympics was another topic I liked. The presentations at the end gave me
more information on these remarkable athletes. Presentations as a whole were neat because it gave more
information on certain topics we did not discuss in great detail in the
class. To see how much attention
the regular Olympics gets compared to the Special Olympics is mind
blowing.
The article on which athlete you
would pay to see was my favorite article.
It was intriguing to see what athletes other athletes would pay to
see. It also showed how certain
athletes wished they could have been good at another sport. Doing a blog it made me more aware of
certain issues or viewpoints. I
did not want to offend anyone so you had to pick your words very carefully
sometimes. The blog I believed was
a good choose for me because it let me see many different viewpoints from the
class other than just mine. The
job I want to have after I graduate is becoming a high school athlete director. This course will help if I come into
certain situations with budgeting because we had a homework assignment that
dealt with that. It will also help
with handling different issues like females in sports or disabilities in
sport. In the end I found this
class very enjoyable and learned a lot.
Josiah Blevins
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