Extra curricular activities play an integral role in children's lives. Since the last decade, there has been a decline in the number of adults who participate in sports events. The main problem with this is that they become obese and their hidden talent is overlooked. However, a possible solution might be for teachers to reduce the homework and parents encourage their children to participate.
One problem which stems from not taking part in any activity is obesity. Having said that, after spending eight to nine hours in school children have to do their homework along with some extra classes. This burden usually prevents them from participating in any sports event like cricket, football, running and tennis. As a result, they put on their weight. To resolve this issue, teachers should teach in a way that least homework should be provided to them, which enables them to pay attention to recreational activities. For example, a survey conducted by the New York Times in April 2019 showed that the majority of adults who take part in different events are more active and fit compared to those who do not.
Another problem due to not taking part in curricular activities is neglecting hidden talent. Every adult possesses a unique talent inside him or her such as athlete, swimmer, dancer, etc. however, they are often ignored by their parents owing to the heavy burden of studies. To tackle this problem, parents should encourage their offspring by setting a time limit to pursue their desired field. So that their talent will be utilized and appreciated. For instance, Sachin Tendulkar of India who became well-known cricketer in the world is because his parent recognized his talent in childhood and supported him to be a cricketer.
In conclusion, restricting children from taking part in sports activities can cause obesity and ignore hidden talent. Only when teachers reduce the homework and parents value their children hidden talents, will be the problem solved.
Extra curricular
activities
play an integral role in children's
lives
. Since the last decade, there has been a decline in the number of adults
who
participate in sports
events
. The main
problem
with this is that they become obese and their
hidden
talent
is overlooked
.
However
, a possible solution might be for teachers to
reduce
the
homework
and
parents
encourage their
children
to participate.
One
problem
which stems from not taking
part
in any
activity
is obesity. Having said that, after spending eight to nine hours in school
children
have to
do their
homework
along with
some
extra classes. This burden
usually
prevents
them from participating in any sports
event
like cricket, football, running and tennis.
As a result
, they put on their weight. To resolve this issue, teachers should teach in a way that least
homework
should
be provided
to them, which enables them to pay attention to recreational
activities
.
For example
, a survey conducted by the New York Times in April 2019
showed
that the majority of adults
who
take
part
in
different
events
are more active and fit compared to those
who
do not.
Another
problem
due to not taking
part
in curricular
activities
is neglecting
hidden
talent
. Every adult possesses a unique
talent
inside him or her such as athlete, swimmer, dancer, etc.
however
, they are
often
ignored
by their
parents
owing to the heavy burden of studies. To tackle this
problem
,
parents
should encourage their offspring by setting a time limit to pursue their desired field.
So
that their
talent
will
be utilized
and appreciated.
For instance
,
Sachin
Tendulkar
of India
who
became well-known cricketer in the world is
because
his
parent
recognized his
talent
in childhood and supported him to be a cricketer.
In conclusion
, restricting
children
from taking
part
in sports
activities
can cause obesity and
ignore
hidden
talent
.
Only
when teachers
reduce
the
homework
and
parents
value their
children
hidden
talents
, will be the
problem
solved.