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Social Responsibility in Netball
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Social Responsibility in Netball
📚 Part 1: Understanding Social Responsibility & Kotahitanga
1. In one sentence, what is the Hellison Model of Social Responsibility?
2. List three behaviours from the Hellison Model that a netball player can show during training or a game.
3. What does Kotahitanga mean for our team? (short answer)
4. Give two simple ways teammates can show Kotahitanga at training.
5. Name one respectful behaviour to show an opposing team during a match.
🤝 Part 2: Roles in Our Netball Team
6. Coach — Write two ways the coach can promote social responsibility and Kotahitanga this season.
7. Fitness trainer — Give two ways the trainer supports fair play and team unity.
8. Players — How can players show responsibility to each other on and off the court? (two actions)
9. Captain — List two leadership behaviours the captain should use to build Kotahitanga.
10. Personal pledge: Write one action you will do this season to show social responsibility and support Kotahitanga.
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