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Recreation now & then
- 1. RECREATION NOW & THEN
- 2. PRESENTED BY Md Rafsan Ahmed 1st Semester ; 2018 – 2019 Session Department Of Public Administration University Of Dhaka
- 3. WHAT IS RECREATION ? According to Oxford Dictionary , “ Recreation is the activity done for enjoyment when one is not working.” Recreation can be defined as the act of refreshment of the mind. Recreation is also an activity of leisure.
- 4. Man has to live and work. But men cannot work all the time. So they need leisure period and in this period for refreshment, recreation is very much necessary for them . From the very beginning, people works as well as perform recreational activities. But have these recreational activities always been the same or are they changing day by day, we will discuss about this topic today.
- 5. Here we will talk about the recreational activities of three generations in Bangladesh perspective. These three generations are : 1. People who were born in 1940 – 1950 (Our Grandparents) 2. People who were born in 1970 – 1980 (Our Parents) 3. People who were born after 1998 (We)
- 6. People who were born in 1940 – 1950 (Grandparents), their recreation at a glance…
- 13. People who were born in 1970 – 1980 (Parents), their recreation at a glance…
- 22. People who were born after 1998 (Our generation).We divided this period into 2 parts : 1) Who were born before 2010 2) Who were born after 2010
- 23. Let’s see the recreation of our generation (born after 1998 but before 2010)……
- 30. People who were born after 2010, their recreation at a glance…
- 38. Recreation is changing from generation to generation Some causes behind the changes of recreation : Economical Development Technological Advancement Imitativeness