Embedded Files
Creating Google Share Folders
Creating Google Share Folders
Create a new folder in your Google Drive.
Create a new folder in your Google Drive.
All work and downloaded content for this term MUST be saved into this folder.
All work and downloaded content for this term MUST be saved into this folder.
Follow the instructions below.
Follow the instructions below.
You are going to save your work into folders on the Google Drive and share them with your the class teacher. Follow the steps in this procedure to create and share your work folder.
Log into your Google Drive
In your Google Drive, click on Settings then check the 'Convert uploads to Google Docs editor format', click save settings.
Click New - Folder
Name the folder - Surname_firstname_10PASS
Share this main folder with your classroom teacher by clicking the share icon
and then insert your teacher's email and click done
Within this folder - Surname_firstname_10PASS, create a new folder named - surname_Physical_Activity_in_Australia
Australia has well-developed traditions of sport that tend to demonstrate a unique set of characteristics. These characteristics include values like mate ship, teamwork and perseverance. Taken together, these values are sometimes referred to as Australia’s ‘sporting identity’, a big idea made up of past and present sporting experiences.
Australia has well-developed traditions of sport that tend to demonstrate a unique set of characteristics. These characteristics include values like mate ship, teamwork and perseverance. Taken together, these values are sometimes referred to as Australia’s ‘sporting identity’, a big idea made up of past and present sporting experiences.
The contribution of sport to local and national identity
Australia is seen as a nation of sport-loving people who have the economic, political and geographic capacity to support large-scale sporting events. Historically, the physical harshness of the Australian environment prompted a national identity of toughness, mateship and the ability to overcome hardship. These qualities engendered a sporting spirit in the early colony, supported by national factors—such as the gold rush, Federation, the Depression, the world wars, and the ANZAC tradition—and local factors that were particular to a town or community.
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