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some people think that sport teaches children how to compete, while others belive that children learn teamwork. discuss both views and give your opinion v.1

some people think that sport teaches children how to compete, while others belive that children learn teamwork. 1
While some argue that children are taught to be competitive by playing sports, others are of the opinion that children gain an important life skill, that is, team work. I am of the opinion that while competition is something that is generated while playing sports, there is no better way to teach children how to work in teams. Competition is undoubtedly an unpleasant emotion that is generated while playing a sport. But like any negative emotion, it can be used to our advantage. Similarly, children should be taught to deal with competition in a healthy way and use it to perform better without creating a negative environment for the opposition. Nevertheless, sports isn’t the only activity that surfaces feelings of competition among children. Academics, or any form of extracurricular can give rise to a competitive nature. The other side of the coin is the biggest advantage of sports: team work. Learning how to work with other people, dealing with their weaknesses and strengths, and working towards growing as a group are a few of many assets that children can gain at a very early age when they take part in sports. When this skill gets imbibed in the young minds, they grow up to be highly efficient adults. Adding to that, very few activities have this positive effect. To sum up, even though there are downsides to being competitive, too much would be lost if children were to stop playing sports because of this reason. Not only would children be unable to deal with competition in a constructive way, they wouldn’t either be capable of working with people as a team.
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children
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sports
, others are of the opinion that
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children
gain an
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skill
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work
. I am of the opinion that while
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competition
is something that
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playing
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sports
, there is no better way to teach
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children
how to
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work
in teams.

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undoubtedly
an unpleasant emotion that
is generated
while
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playing
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sport
.
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like any
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negative
emotion, it can be
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used
to our advantage.
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children
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to deal with
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competition
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it to perform better without creating a
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environment for the opposition.
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,
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activity that surfaces feelings of
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among
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children
. Academics, or any form of extracurricular can give rise to a competitive nature.

The other side of the coin is the biggest advantage of
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sports
: team
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work
. Learning how to
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work
with other
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people
, dealing with their weaknesses and strengths, and working towards growing as a group are a few of
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many
assets that
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children
can gain at a
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early age when they
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take part
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sports
. When this
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skill
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gets
imbibed in the young minds, they grow up to be
highly
efficient adults. Adding to that,
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few activities have this
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positive
effect.

To sum up,
even though
there are downsides to being competitive, too much would
be lost
if
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children
were to
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stop
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playing
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sports
because of this
reason. Not
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only
would
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children
be unable to deal with
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competition
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in a constructive way
, they wouldn’t either be capable of working with
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people
as a team.
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IELTS essay some people think that sport teaches children how to compete, while others belive that children learn teamwork. 1

Essay
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271 words
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