Co-Ed sports teams consist of athletes of both genders. These types of teams are typically only available for the younger kids, but what if it was an option for the older players too? Having the option to play co-Ed sports could be a massive push in the right direction for both the children involved, and the reputation of the school promoting it. The school would likely be the only one in town offering the student athletes a fun and healthy way to learn to work with others, relieve themselves from stress, and learn to have mutual respect for others no matter your differences. Co-Ed sports teams could be a great way to learn to work with others, help them make friends, and a healthy relief from school stress for everyone.
Students learn to work with each other in class and when participating in group projects. However not everyone is as enthusiastic about these projects or knows the material as well some other students. This often results in some …show more content…
About 15 million people in America (around seven percent of Americans) report having some form of social anxiety. The majority of them also report having developed these issues close to or when they were thirteen years old (Reinberg). Missing a day of school can sometimes be more stressful than it seems. You end up relying on your friends to get you notes and all of the information that you couldn't get yourself. But you might not have a way to reach someone in the same class as you or maybe you are having issues with your friends and don't want to talk to them. Don't worry, you can always just ask someone at practice or text a teammate now. Even if you don't get along with one person on your team there are still multiple other players. Once finding out that you share common interests with someone you most likely will begin to talk to each other, which could possibly lead to a new
Students learn to work with each other in class and when participating in group projects. However not everyone is as enthusiastic about these projects or knows the material as well some other students. This often results in some …show more content…
About 15 million people in America (around seven percent of Americans) report having some form of social anxiety. The majority of them also report having developed these issues close to or when they were thirteen years old (Reinberg). Missing a day of school can sometimes be more stressful than it seems. You end up relying on your friends to get you notes and all of the information that you couldn't get yourself. But you might not have a way to reach someone in the same class as you or maybe you are having issues with your friends and don't want to talk to them. Don't worry, you can always just ask someone at practice or text a teammate now. Even if you don't get along with one person on your team there are still multiple other players. Once finding out that you share common interests with someone you most likely will begin to talk to each other, which could possibly lead to a new