“The rise in single sport specialization is looked at as one of the factors (explaining why) kids today are seeing the kinds of injuries normally associated with adult players” from a passage from Hollie Deese. The passage “Excerpt from ‘Overuse Injuries Among Young Athletes on the rise’” from Hollie Deese and “ Excerpt from ‘When safety Is the Name of the Game’” from David Noonan. Both of the passages talk about children’s injuries and how to prevent them from happening. They are multiple ways to prevent the injuries from happening. One way is by having the proper gears in good condition.…
The dilemma between the rights of children and health and safety requirements are that we need to balance the need for safety against the need for children to explore risks. Adults engage in risky activities like bungee jumping, and skydiving, and they all have the potential to cause death, and is the reason why people enjoy them. Children need to experience the same level of risks, to explore their own level of risk taking, but in a safe environment, with qualified first aiders. When children complete a physically challenged activity successfully, then it gives them a boost of confidence, and…
According to Health Library almost one-third of the injuries in children came from sports. This makes it clear that sports are very dangerous and they cause many injuries among children. About 36 million children play sports, and if each kid has three family members that would be affected by them getting hurt that is almost 110 million people that will be affected if their loved one got hurt by playing sports that aren’t safe enough for…
(Alberta physical activity guidelines, 2013, p.4) Therefore, one would agree with the parent's action of filling a suit of negligence on the school for three main reasons first the teachers or staffs careless course of action, second, they were not well prepared and finally interacting with this dangerous slope could have been…
In both the EYFS and KS1 it is expected that children will be able to access outdoor areas to play and learn. Physical development is one of the three prime areas of learning and development. It is required that children are encouraged to understand the importance of physical activity, and they should have access to outdoor activities every day where possible. The NHS issues guidance to influence practice and advise parents and other practitioners.…
There are some people out there like that. Overall I disagree with the author. In the essay Children Need to Play, Not Compete, written by Jessica Statsky, she wrote with the concern for the adults that have children in sports at a young age. She supports her claim, “I am concerned about organized sports and activities for children between the ages of six and twelve.”…
The possible injuries that could leave a child with a persistent injury from playing a game is frightening. Lingering pain and the inability to do certain types of everyday tasks could limit their choices in careers and hobbies, something that no one at that age could fully comprehend or appreciate. This concern is shared by several professional athletes, who have stated during interviews that as a parent they would not let their children play in the sports they have made a career of playing for fear of those injuries. Some athletes have even said that if they had fully understood those risks themselves when younger, they wouldn’t have started playing when they had. Statements like these, coming from people who spend years in those sports seeing and dealing with severe injuries should carry considerable weight in helping shape the future of these sports…
Other parents focus on their child on being a great athlete, wanting their kid to train longer at training sessions every week hoping that it is going to make them a better athlete. However, this can cause stress for their child. In the article of “Sports Should Be Child's Play” by David Epstein, he discusses the issue of forcing kids into being great young athletes and the damage that parents cause their kids due to overtraining leading to serious injuries. Pointing out: Children are playing sports in too structured a manner too early in life in adult-size fields - i.e., too large for optimal skill development - and spending too much time in one sport. It can lead to serious injuries and, a growing body of science shows, a lesser ultimate…
That is true because more than 330,000 children from the age of 5-14 are getting hurt from mostly anywhere. Like the playgrounds, monkey bars. There are still a lot of injuries from riding bikes. For example, if you do not use a helmet while you are riding a bike, It may give you a concussion. There are 50,000 injuries per year by kids or teenagers that are under the age of 20.Now that proves that it can be really dangerous for all the…
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If the child could play the sport they would never get into the negative activities.…
We would like Principal Schwanz to decrease the amount of athletics. Sports can be very dangerous. According to the Pressure on Teens Athletes Soars video concussions have tripled over the last year from sports. Concussions for kids 13 and under have doubled.…
Children need to learn that they have the power to protect themselves. It is important that children are aware of the dangers around them and that they have the tools to make the correct decision to keep them safe. Within a school children can be taught about safety strategies. Talking in a group about situations they may find themselves in and how they would react will allow children to develop their own strategies for safety. These safety strategies need to be age related.…
PersuasiveUChijnjkn40001: The Healthy and Active The safety of young children as they learn and develop is of major concern for educators, parents and early learning centers. In Australian early year’s education, we acknowledge growth and development as dynamic and harmonize holistic approaches to health (United Nations International Children 's Emergency Fund [UNICEF], 2008). The below article details the critical reviews of current philosophies of risk-taking and safety literature in early childhood education responding to the statement, “Children in early childhood centers need to be kept safe all times, and not exposed to anything that might cause them harm” (Swinburne, Online, 2016).…
Playgrounds….playgrounds are a great part of childhood. They give joy and excitement to the young boys and girls that climb, slide, and explore them. The most familiar thing about playgrounds are the children and then swings. The annoying sound of the creaky chains moving back and forth. However, ever since I was 15 years old, it's haunted me to the bone.…