A flexible hobby, an approachable instructor and other researchers’ recommendations for instructors of children’s and adolescents’ leisure activities
Taideyliopisto
2025
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Pysyvä osoite
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Sisällysluettelo
Environmental catalysts and knowledge of a child’s development stages support leisure activity instructors / Inkeri Ruokonen
Leisure activities and training in puberty / Tuula Aira
For better and for worse: the importance of children and young people’s peer relationships in physical activity / Päivi Berg
Multisport participation in children and young people’s physical activity / Nanne-Mari Luukkainen
Children and adolescents’ leisure activities and sleep / Juulia Paavonen
Supporting children and adolescents’ health and wellbeing through diet / Sari Niinistö & Susanna Raulio
How can children and young people be motivated in leisure activities? / Sanna Salminen
How can interaction be used to maintain high-quality motivation and a positive atmosphere? / Nelli Hankonen
Instructors are highly important for participation in leisure activities / Tanja Laimi
How can a young person’s mental health be supported in leisure activities? / Miguel Reyes
Icehearts programme offers long-term support through team sports / Kaija Appelqvist-Schmidlechner
Combining competitive sports with school requires support also from the coach / Matilda Sorkkila
Musically gifted children require support and care from music teachers to further enhance their holistic development / Guadalupe López-Iñiguez
Cultural and linguistic diversity in leisure activities / Mariana Siljamäki
Living the role of a teacher and boys / Isto Turpeinen
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Tiivistelmä
A flexible hobby, an approachable instructor and other researchers' recommendations for instructors of children's and adolescents' leisure activities is a publication aimed at instructors and coaches of children’s leisure activities. The publication consists of concise articles by researchers and experts on factors related to leisure activities that foster favourable growth and development in children and young people, motivate them to pursue recreational activities and to enjoy their activities and advance in them. The guide also includes recommendations to instructors and coaches.
The publication is part of the implementation of the National Child Strategy. Anna Kanerva, Senior Researcher at the Center for Cultural Policy Research Cupore, is responsible for the editing of the publication together with a working group that consisted of Iina Berden, Ministerial Adviser at the Ministry of Education and Culture, Professor Eeva Anttila and Coordinator Sunna Maijala from the University of the Arts Helsinki. The project has been administered by the Research Institute of the University of the Arts Helsinki. The project has been carried out in collaboration with the Observatory for Arts and Cultural Education Finland, the Center for Cultural Policy Research Cupore, the Finnish Olympic Committee, and the Ministry of Education and Culture. The project is funded by the Ministry of Education and Culture.
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978-952-353-096-6
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