Leisure Education KNR 270. Leisure Ability Model One of the most widely used models in TR Peterson & Stumbo, 2000 One way to address intrinsic barriers.

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Leisure Education KNR 270

Leisure Ability Model One of the most widely used models in TR Peterson & Stumbo, 2000 One way to address intrinsic barriers of PWD Lack of knowledge of leisure Lack of knowledge about resources Social interaction problems

Leisure Education One component of the Leisure Ability Model Has 4 components Leisure Awareness Leisure Resources Leisure Activity Skills Social Interaction Skills

Leisure Awareness Knowledge of leisure Benefits, barriers, meaning of leisure Self awareness Actual & perceived skills, effect of disability on leisure Leisure & play attitudes Related participatory & decision-making skills Decision-making, leisure planning, problem solving

Leisure Resources Activity opportunities Personal resources Family & home resources Community resources State & national resources Knowledge & utilization

Leisure Activity Skills Traditional skills Nontraditional

Social Interaction Skills Communication skills Assertiveness, conversation skills, how to seek information, how to express feelings Relationship building Friendship development, cooperation & competition, develop social networks Self presentation Politeness, etiquette, hygiene, grooming