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You should spend about 40 minutes on this question Some people believe that sport is an essential part of school life for children while others feel it should be purely optional Discuss these opposing views and give your own opinion You should give reason v.1

You should spend about 40 minutes on this question Some people believe that sport is an essential part of school life for children while others feel it should be purely optional Discuss these opposing views and give your own opinion You should give reason v. 1
Sport continues to be a controversial topic in the school curriculum, just as sport itself has become a controversial industry in some respects. There are valid opinions on both sides, which I will consider now. On the one hand, some people feel that sport uses up time which could be better spent on academic subjects such as exam preparation. In addition, it might be said that it is unwise to force children to do activities which they have no interest in. After all, some youngsters are just not sporty, and should be allowed to study instead. Finally, there are question marks over the wholesomeness of sport itself, with drugging and corruption scandals increasingly common, as we see in cycling at present. Some people believe that this lack of morals sets a poor example to young people. On the other hand, though, one major benefit of sport is that it helps children’s physical development at an important stage. If all their time was spent studying, they would become unfit and their minds would eventually suffer. Furthermore, supporters of school sport emphasize the importance of team building in sports such as football or hockey, which is often felt to be an excellent preparation for adulthood. Finally, many people feel that a competitive spirit, so important today, is fostered by sports at an early age. It is notable, for example, that many successful business people excelled in sport at school. Overall, I feel that sport should be compulsory for school children, because the positive effect on their mental and physical development outweighs the negatives. This is as long as children are given a wide range to choose from, to ensure their interest is high, and that the sports industry itself maintains the highest standards of conduct.
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continues to be a controversial topic in the school curriculum,
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as
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become
a controversial industry in
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some
respects. There are valid opinions on both sides, which
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I


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will
consider
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.

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some
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feel that
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sport
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uses
up time which could be better spent on

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academic
subjects such as exam preparation.
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, it might
be said
that it is unwise to
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force


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children
to do activities which they have no interest in.
After all
,
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some
youngsters are
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just
not sporty,

and should be
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allowed
to study
instead
.
Finally
, there are question marks over the wholesomeness of

sport itself, with drugging and corruption scandals
increasingly
common, as we
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see
in cycling at

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present
.
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people
believe that this lack of morals sets a poor example to young
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people
.

On the other hand
, though, one major benefit of
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sport
is that it
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helps
children’s physical

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development
at an
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important
stage. If all their time
was spent
studying, they would become unfit
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and


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their
minds would
eventually
suffer.
Furthermore
, supporters of school
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sport
emphasize the

importance of team building in
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sports
such as football or hockey, which is
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often
felt to be an excellent

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preparation
for adulthood.
Finally
,
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many
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people
feel that a competitive spirit,
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important
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today
, is

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fostered
by
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sports
at an early age. It is notable,
for example
, that
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many
successful business
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people


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excelled
in
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sport
at school.

Overall
, I feel that
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sport
should be compulsory for school children,
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because
the
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positive
effect

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on
their mental and physical development outweighs the negatives. This is as long as children
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are


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given
a wide range to choose from, to ensure their interest is high, and that the
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sports
industry itself

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maintains
the highest standards of conduct.
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IELTS essay You should spend about 40 minutes on this question Some people believe that sport is an essential part of school life for children while others feel it should be purely optional Discuss these opposing views and give your own opinion You should give reason v. 1

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