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Module 1 Administration and Management in PE and Health
Module 1 Administration and Management in PE and Health
College of Education
Liwanag, Odiongan, Romblon
Elective 1
Administration and Management in
Physical Education and Health
Education Programs
Introduction
Administration and Management in Physical Education and Health
EL 1 Education Programs
INTRODUCTION
This module will review the history of managing sports. Further, it will outline the history
of academic programming for sport administrators or managers. Finally, the future of
sport management will be outlined. Sport administration or management has existed
since the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans, when combat among gladiators or
animals attracted crowds of spectators. Olympic records show Herod, king of Judaea,
was honorary president of the 11th century Olympics. It can be assumed, given the
magnitude of these events, that there must have been purveyors of food and drink,
promoters, purchasing agents, marketing personnel, and event managers. This is
evident in the film Gladiator. Sports in the United States presently are particularly
associated with education, with mostly high schools and universities having organized
sports. College sports competitions play an important role in the American sport
culture. In many cases, college athletics are more popular than professional sports
with the major sanctioning body being the National Collegiate Athletic Association
(NCAA). This is unique to the United States. Other countries have developed sports
through organized sport clubs that are completely separate from the education system.
The following will review various organizing and regulating organizations that have
managed sports on various levels for decades before sport management became an
academic program. Without these organizations, sports would not be managed or
regulated well. Beginning in the early 1950s, the landscape began to change as young
professionals trained to manage sport started to graduate.
Module 1
Administration and
Management
Learning Outcomes
Management
Meaning
It is not easy to define the term ‘’management”. In fact, no definition of the term,
Management has been universally accepted.
Management means different things to different people.
There are genuine reasons for this, which are discussed as follows:
1. Deals with the tasks and accountable to accomplish the objectives through co-
operation.
2. Is a key factor to success in any physical and sports education programs.
3. It involves long-term strategic plan and programs; resources, financial, legal and
safety management, public relations and promotions.
4. It requires harmonious effort amongst members to fulfill the target objective.
Money Material
Management
Method
Machinery
Definitions of Management
MAINTENANCE
OF REGISTERS ROLL OF
HONOURS
MODIFICATION
REWARD
AWARD
RECORDS
STANDARDIZATION
OF EQUIPMENT
DISPOSAL
PROCEDURES
Aims of Management
The basic aim of management is to get the right things done and
things done rightly through cooperative efforts, so that the goals of
the management are achieved.
Objectives of Managements
Principles of Managements
Autocratic Theory
An autocratic sports manager is a person who is vested with the
absolute power and final authority. Such power believes in strict
obedience to a command, authority is delegated from the top without due
regards to the opinions of the subordinate.
Democratic Theory
It is that direction and oversight of an organization which assures
that aims are shared in the making, that policies and methods are agreed
by those involved, that all participants feel both free and eager to continue
their best creative effort, that stimulating personal leadership is assured
and in consequences the total outcome maximizes the aims of the
organization.
Behavioristic Theory
This theory emphasizes group dynamics, human motivation,
interpersonal relationship. The emphasis is on the promotion and
maintenance of human effectiveness thru meeting needs of individuals
challenging them with lofty ideal.
System Theory
A system is a group of interrelated and inter- dependent elements
operating together and interacting in an orderly manner to achieve a
desired effect. In system theory, there are sub systems and sub system
or cluster of system. In system theory, each system has its own
environment and functions within it.
Eclectic Theory
Each theory has its own strength and weakness, the eclectic system
expounds the theory that there are many theories that may be applied
to a situation and not one theory alone.
Planning
Organizing
Staffing
Directing
Controlling
ASSESSMENT TASK
Name:___________________________________________________ Score:______
Course/Year/Section:_______________________________________ Date:_______
Activity 1
Choose what type of trends of sports management theories are being used.
Justify your answer (50 words).
Column A Column B
Activity 2
Choose what type of trends of sports management theories are being used.
Justify your answer (50 words).
Column A Column B
____1. Jason was assigned as
the new budgeting officer because a. Controlling
he has a license in accountancy. b. Organizing
c. Staffing
____2. When I please someone, I d. Directing
always make sure that my e. Planning
instruction is clear and
understandable to a specific
person while motivating them to
achieve goals.
Essay Test
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