C reate your own slides, overhead transparencies or handouts using the text below. For a ten- minute presentation, slides numbered # 1- 12 summarise the contents of the Toolkit. For a more detailed presentation, some of the slides numbered # 1- 12 as above also have sub- topic slides numbered 3( a), 3( b), 3( c) and so on. Where available, video, CD or DVD clips would supplement the script of the slides. SLIDE # 1 TEACHING VALUES: AN OLYMPIC EDUCATION TOOLKIT " OUR WORLD TODAY IS IN NEED OF PEACE, TOLERANCE AND BROTHERHOOD. THE VALUES OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES CAN DELIVER THESE TO US." ( JACQUES ROGGE, PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE, TURIN 2006) " THE GOAL OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT IS TO CONTRIBUTE TO BUILDING A PEACEFUL AND BETTER WORLD BY EDUCATING YOUTH THROUGH SPORT PRACTISED IN ACCORDANCE WITH OLYMPISM AND ITS VALUES." ( OLYMPIC CHARTER, P. 10) SLIDE# 2 OLYMPISM is a philosophy of life, balancing the qualities of body, will and mind. By blending sport with culture and education, Olympism seeks to create a way of life based on: the joy of effort, PRESENTATION OUTLINE 124TEACHING VALUES SECTION 5 IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS IMPLEMENTING AN OLYMPIC VALUES EDUCATION PROGRAMME MAY REQUIRE THE SUPPORT AND PARTICIPATION OF OTHERS IN YOUR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. the educational value of good example, and respect for universal fundamental ethical principles. SLIDE # 3 THE EDUCATIONAL VALUES OF OLYMPISM Joy of effort Fair play Respect for others Pursuit of excellence Balance between body, will and mind SLIDE # 3 ( A) JOY OF EFFORT Young people develop and practise physical, behavioural and intellectual skills by challenging themselves and each other in physical activities, movement, games and sport. SLIDE # 3 ( B) FAIR PLAY Fair play may be a sporting concept, but, as every parent knows, even small children have a strong view on what is " fair". Learning fair play behaviour through physical activities can help in the development of fair play behaviour in the community and in life. " FAIR PLAY IS NOT CAUGHT, IT MUST BE TAUGHT." SLIDE # 3 ( C) RESPECT FOR OTHERS Learning to accept and respect diversity can promote peace and international understanding. The Olympic Movement brings together all races and cultures and can serve as a model for tolerance and understanding. SLIDE # 3 ( D) PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE Among athletes excellence is often considered as " doing your personal best". This concept can help young people to make positive, healthy choices, and strive to become the best that they can be in whatever they do. SLIDE # 3 ( E) BALANCE BETWEEN BODY, WILL AND MIND Current research suggests that learning takes place in the whole body, not just in the mind, and that physical activity and learning through movement contributes to the development of both moral and intellectual learning. Pierre de Coubertin's revival of the Olympic Games was based on a similar concept of body and mind. SLIDE # 4 OLYMPIC VALUES ARE COMMUNICATED THROUGH SYMBOLS AND CEREMONIES The Olympic Movement is more than another sport event. Young people's imaginations are inspired by the art, music and cultural presentations of an Olympic Games. Respect and acceptance of diversity can be fostered by introducing activities based on the educational values of Olympism into all aspects of a sports programme, and into other school subject areas such as language, history and science. SLIDE # 4 ( A) OLYMPIC SYMBOLS Rings, Flag, Torch, Flame, Truce Symbol SLIDE # 4 ( B) OPENING CEREMONY SLIDE # 4 ( C) CLOSING CEREMONY AND VICTORY CEREMONIES SLIDE # 5 OLYMPIC VALUES ARE SHARED THROUGH OLYMPIC SPORT AND THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT These values are found in the Right Olympic Day Joy in Great Britain.

TEACHING VALUES AN OLYMPIC EDUCATION TOOLKIT SECTION 5 IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS TEACHING VALUES125 Olympic Charter of the International Olympic Committee When National Olympic Committees are admitted to the Olympic Movement they take on the responsibility of promoting and teaching these values in their countries. Organising Committees for Olympic Winter and Summer Games are required to provide an Olympic education programme to accompany the Games. SLIDE # 6 ORGANISING A MODERN OLYMPIC GAMES / ORGANISING AN OLYMPIC DAY Planning Facilities ( Venues) Organising Competitions Planning Cultural Events and Training Helpers Taking Care of Athlete and Spectator Needs and Transportation Protecting the Environment The Toolkit provides stimulating values-based activities on all of these topics. Thus an integrated approach is possible. The culmination of an Olympic Values Education Programme could be an Olympic Day celebration for the school and community. SLIDE # 7 OLYMPIC VALUES EDUCATION IS " EDUCATION THROUGH OLYMPISM" integrating sport and physical activity with other subject areas. using Olympic sport, traditions and values as the context for teaching life values and life skills. SLIDE # 8 THE PURPOSES OF THE TOOLKIT to provide materials to help teachers, coaches, sports club and community leaders to enhance the physical and moral development of the children and young people, ages 8 – 18. to focus on HOW to present the educational values of Olympism consistent with current pedagogical practices. SLIDE # 8 ( A) THE TOOLKIT INCLUDES Background Information on the Olympic Movement Learning Activities for classroom presentation and small groups SLIDE # 8 ( B) TOPICS Section 1: Introduction to Olympic Values Education Section 2: Celebrating the Values Through Symbols and Ceremonies Section 3: Sharing the Values Through Sport and the Olympic Movement Section 4: The Five Educational Values of Olympism Section 5: Implementation Tools SLIDE # 8 ( C) METHODOLOGY OF THE TOOLKIT Learning is an active, not a passive, activity. People learn in different ways. Learning is both an individual and a cooperative activity. SLIDE # 9 ONE WORLD ONE DREAM – BEIJING 2008 Celebrating Universality Celebrating Humanity Celebrating Peace SLIDE # 10 THE FUTURE OF OLYMPIC EDUCATION Olympic Education is: Global Education Ethical Education Equal Opportunity Education Multicultural Education Balanced Education SLIDE # 11 CELEBRATING AN OLYMPIC DAY Each class or group represents a country Opening ceremony with guest of honour Physical activity and sport events Cultural and art displays Closing ceremony based on local celebrations SLIDE # 12 INSPIRE A DREAM Olympic education brings hope, inspiration and dreams of a better future to the youth of the world.