MONDAY 4/25

SR201
TODAY:
-Into The Wild essays were due.
-I handed out discussion questions for Murderball & Chapter 14.
-We began watching the documentary Murderball.

HOMEWORK:
-Answer the Chapter 14 Discussion Questions.

MN371
TODAY:
-Chapter 14 Part A discussion questions due.
-We finished discussing Chapter 13.
-We began discussing Chapter 14.

HOMEWORK:
-Answer the following Chapter 14 Part B Discussion Questions:
1) Define layout.
2) What should entrances do to customers entering a store?
3) Define ergonomics.
4) What allows employees to work at maximum efficiency?
5) What are key ingredients to engage all of a company's customers' senses?

SR338
TODAY:
-Chapter 15 Part A discussion questions due.
-We began a discussion of Chapter 15.

HOMEWORK:
-Answer the following Chapter 15 Part B Discussion Questions:
1) Complete Activity 15.1.
2) What does CAM stand for?
3) Define CAM.
4) State & explain the 5 categories of CAM therapies.

SR368
TODAY:
-Chapter 11 Part B discussion questions due.
-SBJ discussion questions due.
-We discussed the SBJ article & finished discussing Chapter 11.

HOMEWORK:
-Answer the following Chapter 15 Part A Discussion Questions:
1) What are the 3 levels of the planning process involved with planning facilities & open spaces?2) What is the most important part of the planning process & why?
3) Developing plans for designing new facilities & improvements to existing facilities must reflect what 2 things?
4) Therapeutic recreation provides services to what type of people?
5) Explain the 2 main types of recreation centers?
6) What dictates the size of a community recreation center?
7) What is a supercenter?
8) What is a natatorium?

EXAM #2 STUDY GUIDE:
Chapter 6
-Define: ancillary space & primary usage.
-What are the 3 major inputs that determine how a building must be constructed?
-Be able to differentiate between the 3 categories of locker rooms.
-What is the ADA requirement for toilets & showers in locker rooms?
-What are the 2 key considerations with regard to traffic-flow in the locker room?
-Be able to differentiate between the 4 specialty locker rooms.
-What are the 2 key factors to be considered when understanding an organization's work processes?

Chapter 7
-What is the basic purpose of any facility sign?
-Define: comprehensibility & readability.
-What are the 3 groups that facility signage serves?

Chapter 8
-What are the 3 categories of indoor surfacing?
-Be able to differentiate between the 3 distinct areas of indoor surfaces.
-What should dictate the type of flooring surface utilized?
-What considerations have allowed synthetic floors to challenge traditional hardwood flooring?
-What is the difference between point-elastic & area-elastic?
-Define: attractive life, life-cycle cost, tribometer.
-One of the most common characteristics of a typical gym is the inability of the various surfaces to absorb what?

Chapter 9
-What can present an important & positive first image to visitors to the recreation/sports facility?
-What are the 2 basic types of irrigation systems?
-What are the 2 types of field designs for surface drainage?
-Turfgrass selection is usually based upon what?
-When should you use the 3 different color combination field covers that we discussed?
-What is the difference between traditional parking & customer-oriented parking?

Chapter 11
-Bleachers seats have changed from 18 inches wide to what?
-What is the key to a great field?
-What should be located higher than the highest part of the bleachers?
-For every male restroom, how many female restrooms should be provided?
-What are the 4 common field design problems?
-What is the key element for safeguarding the players & spectators?
-What are the 2 types of players' bench areas and which is safer?

Chapter 15
-What are the 3 levels of the planning process & which is the most important?
-Developing plans for designing new facilities & improvements to existing facilities must reflect what 2 things?
-What is a supercenter?
-What is a natatorium?
-What is one of the most common errors in planning recreation centers?
-What plays an important role in setting standards for community aesthetics?