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Some people think competitive sport is important for a child's education. Others think it has negative effects on children. Discuss both sides and give your opinion. v.2

Some people think competitive sport is important for a child's education. Others think it has negative effects on children. v. 2
While some individuals consider that sport which instill the competitive spirit play a significant role in the education of children, there are some who think that it will adversely impact them. This essay will discuss both sides of the argument in depth. I, however, opine that it is good that young one should be encouraged to participate in the sports that involve competition. To commence with, a vast majority of people are in favour of the participation of students in the sports activities. This is because when they play games, such as football, basketball, handball, and many more, then at that particular time participant from different economic backgrounds will spend healthy time together. As a result, social discrimination would no longer exist among them. What is more, they learn the feeling of cooperation, team-spirit and leadership qualities. For instance, if weekly sports tournaments are organised by the school administration, then tremendous students will participate which enhance various skills, and further, it stimulates their behaviour and might prove helpful in the overall development of the children. In short, such sports should be mandatory for every student in the schools. On the other hand, another section of the community claims that the inclusion of these sports has negative influences on the children's life despite its usefulness. Since whenever they indulge themselves in these games, they also learn to win at all cost. Consequently, it is possible that they may adopt unfair means to achieve their goals. To cite an example, house tournaments which are often held at the school level, sometimes disrupt the healthy bond of relationships among the school students. This way there are certain possibilities that competitive sports may have an adverse effect on the mental growth of pupils. In conclusion, whether to include sports in the school curriculum or not has become a controversial issue. One section of the society strongly opposes this, whereas others are in favour of the statement. I personally favour the involvement of sports in the syllabus of the institutions imparting education.
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some
individuals consider that
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sport
which instill the competitive spirit play a significant role in the education of children, there are
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some
who
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think
that it will
adversely
impact them. This essay will discuss both sides of the argument in depth. I,
however
, opine that it is
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good
that young one should
be encouraged
to participate in the
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sports
that involve competition.

To commence with, a vast majority of
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people
are in
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favour
of the participation of
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students
in the
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sports
activities. This is
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because
when they play games, such as football, basketball, handball, and
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many
more, then at that particular time participant from
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different
economic backgrounds will spend healthy time together.
As a result
, social discrimination would no longer exist among them.
What is more
, they learn the feeling of cooperation, team-spirit and leadership qualities.
For instance
, if weekly
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sports
tournaments are
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organised
by the
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school
administration, then tremendous
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students
will participate which enhance various
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skills
, and
further
, it stimulates their
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behaviour
and might prove helpful in the
overall
development of the children. In short, such
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sports
should be mandatory for every
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student
in the schools.

On the other hand
, another section of the community claims that the inclusion of these
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sports
has
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negative
influences on the children's life despite its usefulness. Since whenever they indulge themselves in these games, they
also
learn to win at all cost.
Consequently
, it is possible that they may adopt unfair means to achieve their goals. To cite an example,
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house
tournaments which are
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often
held at the
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school
level,
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sometimes
disrupt the healthy bond of relationships among the
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school
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students
. This way there are certain possibilities that competitive
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sports
may have an adverse effect on the mental growth of pupils.

In conclusion
, whether to include
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sports
in the
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school
curriculum or not has become a controversial issue. One section of the society
strongly
opposes this, whereas others are in
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favour
of the statement. I
personally
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favour
the involvement of
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sports
in the syllabus of the institutions imparting education.
7.5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
7.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7.5Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people think competitive sport is important for a child's education. Others think it has negative effects on children. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
337 words
7.5
Overall Band Score
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