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Sports In Schools
How would a student's school experience be without sports? All work, no
play
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How would the cut of school funded sports affect YOU? Most researchers and health
professionals have proven sports to be beneficial to kids and teenagers yet, why do
some people want to cut sports in schools? Recently in the Bay Area, some school
officials are considering the discontinuation of school funded sports
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For one, research shows that sports give kids confidence
on and off the field which is highly important for middle school and high school
students who are getting used to their new surroundings
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Lastly, sports are a tradition for kids and teenagers around the world to
follow in a hero's footsteps or to make a name for themselves
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According to Katie Couric's “Kids and
Sports”(Source #1), a study from the University of Albertus has proven that sports
really do give kids confidence which can help a child in his/her present and upcoming
school years
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Although you may be thinking, “Not all kids are athletes, what about the scholars, or
the musicians, or even the artists?” Well, everybody should get the same amount of
recognition but, many kids these days are athletes and just like how some artists or
musicians get credit, so should athletes because they put work in too
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As well as giving kids confidence, sports have not only been confirmed
to keep you physically fit but, they have also recently been showing extended help in
the educational and social aspects in a student's day to day life
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” He then went on to say that, “Multiple
sports and high academic schedules for a student, helps them in the long run
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Sports can also benefit a student's social life, how you might ask? In Katie
Couric's “Kids and Sports” (Source #1), studies show that sports provide kids with
rewarding friendships and helps to make them feel more important which boosts self

esteem
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Being a student athlete myself, it's not the easiest thing to do
balancing everything, heck! I'm writing this paper at 10:30 P
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But, it's not impossible, and any coach will tell you to always put
your studies first and, sports help teach you time-management skills to assist you when
you have a crazy busy schedule
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let them do it!
Sports keep you physically fit, mentally disciplined, socially confident, and
educationally balanced, how could you possibly find something wrong in such a great
experience for students?
Lastly, school sports are a tradition that's been around for centuries
for kids/teenagers to follow in their favorite athlete's footsteps or to make a name for
themselves and to become a younger child's new favorite player
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” This shows that school sports have been around for YEARS and that
it has become a phenomena for kids around the world
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Most people want to
discontinue the funding of school sports because of the money factor
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My response to those comments is that you
cannot put a price tag on a child's happiness and well-being, and if you take sports
away, kids will be lost and will begin their long and vigorous road to failure
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it never caused
problems for kids back in the 60's so, why all of a sudden are sports being frowned
upon for kids?
The evidence overwhelmingly proves that sports can highly benefit a
student in almost every aspect of their adolescence
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It makes you feel special and like you matter in this world
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I am against the idea of
cutting school sports 100%, why? As well as making kids feel important, sports give
adolescence confidence on and off the field, they help educational and social areas of a
student's everyday life as well as keeping them physically healthy, and lastly, sports are
an American tradition that has been around for centuries, sparking “Big League
Dreams” in the minds of young athletes
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