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DeSensi, J., & Rosenberg, D. (2020). Ethics & morality in sport management (4th ed.). FiT Publishing.
Read Chapter 1 and 2 for a broad introduction to ethics in sport.

Skills 4 Sport (Producer). (2005). Rules of the game [Video file]. Teachers TV/UK Department of Education.
This video (14:17) reviews the results of a structured playtime program in a primary school in London, including necessary funding for the project and its benefits for both students and staff.

Positive Coaching Alliance (Producer). (2015). Teaching moral values and character through sport [Video file].

ICoachKids World (Producer). (2019). iCK Course #1 - Sch2-S2-Ethics in sport: The good, the bad and the ugly [Video file].

DeSensi, J., & Rosenberg, D. (2020). Ethics & morality in sport management (4th ed.). FiT Publishing.
Read Chapters 3 and 4 for context on the major ethical theories and how they apply in the context of sport and coaching.

Ross, A. J., Mallett, C. J., Parkes, J. F., & Strachan, L. (2015). The influence of parent sport behaviours on children's development: Youth coach and administrator perspectives. International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching, 10(4), 605-621.
Situated within Australia, this article explores the influence of parents' behaviors on children's development from the perspective of the youth coaches and administrators.

Walters, S., Schluter, P., Stamp, D., Thomson, R., & Payne, D. (2016). Coaches and referees' perspectives of sideline behaviour in children's team sports: A cross-sectional study. International Journal of Sport Management, Recreation & Tourism, 23(c), 51-74.
This study found significant differences in the perceptions of coaches and referees regarding adult sideline behaviors, including differences among males and females.

Simmons, D. (Director), & Jennings, J. (Producer). (2013). Kids and sports: From infant to athlete [Video file]. Learning Seed.
This video (20:31) explores sport and its contributions to the "over-scheduled, over-pressured, over-trained child."

University of Notre Dame (Producer). (1999). Kids' sports [Video file].
This video (29:36) argues that childhood participation in sports for play and enjoyment has been overshadowed by pushy parents with unrealistic expectations about winning.

McNamee, M. (n.d.). Ethics and sport. BPSA.