Olympic Education

Preface

Introduction

Section I: History and Development of Olympic Education

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder and Antonin Rychtecky]

1. Historical Roots of the Educational Ideas of Pierre de Coubertin

[Roland Naul and Deanna Binder]

2. The Promotion of Olympic Education by the International Olympic Committee

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder, Antonin Rychtecky and Ian Culpan]

3. Other International Efforts in Promotion of Olympic Education

[Deanna Binder and Roland Naul]

Section II: The Olympic Games as a Promoter of Olympic Education

[Deanna Binder and Roland Naul]

4. Tokyo 1964: Nation-wide Olympic Education Programme for Tokyo 1964 Initiated by the Japanese

Government

[Taro Obayashi]

5. Athens 2004: Olympic Education in Greece During the Athens 2004 Olympic Games

[Alexandros Makris and Kostas Georgiadis]

6. London 2012: Olympic Education in the United Kingdom: Rethinking London 2012, Learning

'Legacies' and their Pedagogical Potential

[Geoffery Z. Kohe and Dikaia Chatziefstathiou]

Section III: Olympic Education: International Country Reviews

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder, Antonin Rychtecky and Ian Culpan]

7. Australia: Olympic Education: Aspiring Young Australians to Be Better

[Janet Cahill and Richard Baka]

8. Brazil: Olympic Education: Experiences and Trends

[Lamartine DaCosta, Ana Miragaya, Neise Abreu, Otavio Tavares, Marta Gomes and Marcio Turini]

9. Canada: Olympic Education Programmes as Legacies of Olympic Games

[Deanna Binder]

10. China: Olympic Education in the Context of Beijing Olympic Games

[Hai Ren]

11. Colombia: Olympic Education for Social Transformation

[Clemencia Anaya Maya]

12. Czech Republic: Teaching Olympic Education and Education through Sport

[Antonin Rychtecky]

13. France: Different Olympic Committees Promote Olympic Education in Youth Camps

[Eric Monnin]

14. Germany: Formal Olympic Education at Schools and Informal Olympic Learning in Sport Clubs

[Roland Naul, Michael Krueger, Rolf Gessmann and Uwe Wick]

15. Japan: Olympic Education for Peace and International Cultural Understanding

[Hisashi Sanada]

16. New Zealand: Olympic and Olympism Education

[Ian Culpan]

17. Poland: Olympic Education as Patterns of Sport Institutions

[Michal Bronikowski, Malgorzata Bronikowska and Agata Glapa]

18. Russia: Our Model and System of Olympic Education

[Vladislav Stolyarov and Vladimir Rodischenko]

19. Singapore: Olympic Education Inspired by the Youth Olympic Games

[Deanna Binder, Nick Aplin and Sock Mian Teo-Koh]

20. Spain: Olympic Education in Spain as a Multi-Facet Enterprise

[Emilio Fernandez Pena, Natividad Ramajo, Berta Cerezuela and Jose Manuel Pardo Gila]

21. Ukraine: Teaching and Training of Olympic Education at Schools and in Higher Learning Institutes

[Maria Bulatova and Laryssa Dotsenko]

22. United States of America: The Olympic Games as Promotor of Olympic Education in the United

States of America: Issues and Institutions

[Constantine Psimopoulos, Deanna Binder, Angela Vermillion and Roland Naul]

23. Zambia: Olympic Education within the Context of Sport for Development

[Mayamba Sitali]

24. Zimbabwe: The Olympic Academy and the Role of Culture and Traditional Games in the Promotion

of Olympic Values and Olympic Education

[Eugenia Chidhakwa]

Section IV: Olympic Education Around the World: A Comparative Analysis

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder, Antonin Rychtecky and Ian Culpan]

25. Olympic Education as Pedagogy: Terminology, Pedagogical Orientations and Olympic Values Education

[Deanna Binder and Roland Naul]

26. "L' educaction sportive": Olympic Education as a Part of Physical Education, Extra-Curricular

Physical Activities, Sport Development and Olympic Athlete Training

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder, Ian Culpan and Antonin Rychtecky]

27. Olympic Education as an Academic Study: Research, Teaching and Training in Higher Learning Institutes

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder, Antonin Rychtecky and Ian Culpan]

28. Olympic Education and the Olympic Movement: The Role of Olympic Games, IOC, National Olympic Committees and National Olympic Academies for Olympic Education

[Roland Naul, Deanna Binder, Antonin Rychtecky and Ian Culpan]