Which description best fits the term 'structure of the program'?

• A. It includes practice and games, input from all members, and shared responsibilities
• B. It is determined solely by the coach
• C. It excludes playing time
• D. It focuses only on skill drills

Answer: (A)

Structure of the program is about how the overall plan for activities is organized to support learning, participation, and ongoing engagement in physical activity. It includes how practice and games are sequenced, how activities address different abilities, and how roles and responsibilities are shared among participants and leaders. The description that best fits is the one that says the program includes practice and games, input from all members, and shared responsibilities. This reflects collaborative planning, inclusive participation, and a balance between skill development and applying those skills in game-like settings. The other options point to a more restricted setup—coach-only control, no playing time, or a focus only on drill work—that would limit participation and learning and wouldn’t show a cohesive, well-rounded program structure.