Barriers to physical activity TREE

What is the main goal of the TREE model?

• To improve professional sport performance

• To increase competition in sport

• To remove barriers to participation in physical activities

• To teach the rules of new sports

What does the “T” in TREE stand for?

• Timing

• Technique

• Teaching style

• Teamwork

Which of the following is an example of adapting the teaching style?

• Raising the basketball hoop

• Using simple language and visual aids

• Making the field larger

• Adding more rules

What does the “R” in TREE represent?

• Rules

• Roles

• Reach

• Routine

Why would you simplify rules in a game?

• To make the game faster

• To make the game more competitive

• So everyone can understand and participate

• To follow official regulations

Which of the following is an equipment modification?

• Teaching in a different language

• Allowing players more time

• Using a plastic bat instead of a wooden one

• Reducing the number of players

What does the first “E” in TREE stand for?

• Effort

• Equipment

• Endurance

• Energy

Lowering a basketball hoop for children is an example of adjusting:

• Teaching style

• Environment

• Equipment

• Rules

What does the second “E” in TREE stand for?

• Engagement

• Environment

• Encouragement

• Evaluation

Why might you smooth a gym floor or provide seating?

• To improve lighting

• To create a more competitive environment

• To assist people who use wheelchairs or can’t stand for long

• To make it look better