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    Cutting Sports in High School Sports are a fun and healthy pass time for most people to enjoy with others. The younger you are exposed to sports, the more you grow to appreciate the game for what it is. To some, sports, such as football, baseball, soccer, etc. are all they have. It is one of the most important things for them such as an artist’s work is everything to them. If a person, especially an adolescent, finds a passion that they want to pursue, they should have the opportunity to.…

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    Athletic Sports Studies have shown that people who play sports have better grades. People who play sports get better or the same grades as people who don't (how much is too much). People who play sports will try harder on school work and get better grades. As you know you need good grades to participate in school activities. This will make kids want to have good grades so they can play in their favorite sports. Studies also show that when sports ends Grades seems to drop so more opportunities…

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    that sports and athletics can benefit socially. Confirmation on the social assistance, (Kids and Sports Video) verifies that sports really do improve confidence in student athletes, and creates additional friendships. Confidence is proven to improve because of their performance in front of others. They also become armed with a multitude of life skills. Increased relationships with other student athletes is caused from interaction with your teammates. In addition to social improvement, sports…

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    To Be: Should Sports be allowed in Schools? Recently, there has been speculation within the education community as to whether or not sport programs should be allowed to continue as an extracurricular activity. Typically, any high school in the country has a team for any and every sport available. However, there have been arguments, such as the one made by Amanda Ripley in her article: “School Should Be About Learning, Not Sports” that suggest sports programs do not benefit students. Kevin…

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    Sports in schools definitely can help students by enhancing their social interaction with other students. Sports is considered as a physical activity and it helps students to stay strong, healthy, and focused. In the article, “Have Sports Teams Brought Down America’s Schools?” Elizabeth Kolbert says that schools should not have sports mainly because sports have can distract students with their education. It is often said that sports can take over a lot of a student's part. It’s mostly like a…

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    issue of whether or not sports are good for their children. Some parents have considered the word “sports” as being negative because of how they impact their children. They have searched all the negative aspects of sports in order to convince their children that sports are bad. Furthermore, they have provided their kids with graphic images and videos of athletes getting injured in order to create a fear in their kids’ conscience. While some parents are pessimistic towards sports, many parents…

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    Adopts Helmet Sensor Technology to Better Monitor Player Impact” is written by the Webb School and posted on the website. The article answers the question of “will my child be safe when playing sport” to both current and potential parents. It attempts to show the excellent safety protection Webb offers to the student athletes to attract prospective parents and raise fund among current parents. The author persuades the reader and reaches the goal because the words choice she uses, the description…

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    Being involved in sports can prevent students from getting into trouble. Sports keeps students out of trouble because they reduce boredom, have positive effects on these students, and increase their grades. Seventy seven percent of students are home alone at least 3 days a week after school and get in trouble when they’re bored and do not have anything to do ("Out-of-School Activities Play Crucial, Positive Role for Kids"). This proves that kids who are bored at home are more likely to get into…

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    best four years of your life, or so they say. Many students struggle socially and academically in school. Participating in sports may solve these issues. According to the video "Kids and Sports", actively participating in sports can give individuals more confidence and rewarding friendships in the long run. As sports go for academics, being a multisport athlete can boost your grades, according to the video "Sports, how much is too much?" Sports are a crucial part of high school, they make school…

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    Sports Persuasive Essay

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    As you can see sports are one of the few things that people all around the world can communicate with without having any sort of barrier. So when the debate comes up about whether or not sports should be regulated, it's almost natural to ask why? Why should sports need more regulations when football players walk on the field with pounds of gear on, or boxers have referees, or people are thoroughly informed of the harm that sports do? Why should our energy be focused on making sports safe so that…

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