Schools should not take sports out of schools. Participating in school sports makes students brighter and more connected to their school. Sports also provide students with opportunities for their future, careers and other skills such as problem solving, getting along with others and working as a team member. All of these are valuable skills for the world of work. A well rounded education that focuses on the child's mind, emotional well being and social well being is the best kind of education.
Although, not all high school athletes end up becoming professional athletes. Many high school sports stars will not move on to work professionally and people believe they should have a backup plan, which would be education. Still, many high school athletes think the odds are in their favor. “In baseball 11.6 percent of college …show more content…
In reality, students must have a 2.0 GPA or higher to be able to participate in a sport. Therefore sports can actually benefit a student who wouldn't care about their grades in the first place.
In addition, students involved in sports learn valuable lessons like how to manage their time more wisely since, two to four hours are spent on games and practices every school day, athletes have no choice but to be responsible of time spent which are skills essential in both college and life. Being part of a team that goes through the same obstacles with the same dedication and commitment, athletes are provided a unique group in which they learn how to work together to achieve success. The athletes end up learning the value of hard work, perseverance, dedication, and teamwork which will ultimately benefit them in their work and lives.
In conclusion, taking sports out of schools would affect students negatively in the long run, since they won't have the opportunities to succeed and they wouldn't learn the life lessons they would by working with a dedicated
Although, not all high school athletes end up becoming professional athletes. Many high school sports stars will not move on to work professionally and people believe they should have a backup plan, which would be education. Still, many high school athletes think the odds are in their favor. “In baseball 11.6 percent of college …show more content…
In reality, students must have a 2.0 GPA or higher to be able to participate in a sport. Therefore sports can actually benefit a student who wouldn't care about their grades in the first place.
In addition, students involved in sports learn valuable lessons like how to manage their time more wisely since, two to four hours are spent on games and practices every school day, athletes have no choice but to be responsible of time spent which are skills essential in both college and life. Being part of a team that goes through the same obstacles with the same dedication and commitment, athletes are provided a unique group in which they learn how to work together to achieve success. The athletes end up learning the value of hard work, perseverance, dedication, and teamwork which will ultimately benefit them in their work and lives.
In conclusion, taking sports out of schools would affect students negatively in the long run, since they won't have the opportunities to succeed and they wouldn't learn the life lessons they would by working with a dedicated