Funding High School Sports Worn out uniforms.Weed infested baseball field. Broken helmets. Run down tracks. Ripped balls. Dead football fields. High school sport funds are getting threatened. Without the funding of school sports all of those examples will be a reality. High school wouldn't be the same. High school is a time for young adults to try and find themselves. Having high school sports positively impacts students' lives, so they should continue to be funded. For starters, confidence is
There is an ongoing debate if high schools sports should be banned. All over the country people are fighting say that high school sports are too dangerous for student athletes. The honest truth is that some sports like football, wrestling, soccer, rugby, and other are in itself dangerous to athletes if they do not follow the rules that are in place to protect them. Many of the injuries could be avoided if players followed the rules. Not all players break the rules but the one that do are dangerous
editorial by Anne Driscoll that appeared in the Boston Globe is filled with positive facts regarding high school age girls participating in sports. Between the ages of 7 and 17 over 21 million girls participate in sports, just shy of the boys who in the same age group number 22 million. The author cites that, “In the year before Title IX was passed in 1972, only 1 of every 27 girls played high school sports. Now the ratio is 1 of every 3, which nearly reaches the boys' ratio of 1 of every 2.” These numbers
GATHERING OF DATA Methodology o The focus question: “Does spectator behaviour impact on high school sports players’ match performance?” which fell into the criteria of a Life Orientation One Research Task (ORT) was chosen. I chose this topic because I have been personally affected by spectator behaviour particularly whiles paying sports matches and I wold like to find out how others may be affected by different types of spectator behaviour. This has been discussed in the introduction and has been
my grade down. As I have progressed through school writing has been my Achilles heel. I was never fond of writing and always dreaded the idea of writing essays. I was never a strong writer because I did not fully understand the process of writing well-rounded papers. I always considered myself a subpar writer. I believed that I was capable of meeting expectations rather than exceeding. College and high school English are drastically different. High school English was less demanding, while College English
There are so many school issues that need to be addressed. One major problem is the increasing number of concussions that are occurring in high school sports. In this paper I will explore the problem of concussions and talk about the ramifications of concussions. Until the last few years, school athletes suffering from concussions has not been addressed seriously. However, the impact on students and schools is tremendous. Many organizations and schools have not taken precautions to address concussions
Electrical Engineering has made an indelible mark on my psyche right from my school days. School made me realize my potential and what I was capable of. There was an opportunity for almost any and everything. By the time I reached senior school, I participated in elocutions, plays and was member of various school sport teams. I was very grateful to my mentors who emphasized more on practical knowledge. During my high school days, I was captured by electromagnetism which seemed very interesting. Electromagnetism
Why Cheerleading is a Sport To cheer or not to cheer, that is the question, or is it? The real question is whether cheerleading is a sport or not, and personally I know that it is. Cheerleading has evolved since the start in 1884 at Princeton University by Mark Peebles(History of Cheerleading), it is no longer a “Yell Squad”, it has evolved into something so much more than that. In order to be a sport a ball does not need to be incorporated, it doesn't need hard helmets and soft pads, what an activity
student athletes are as well. I chose the topic of why student athletes shouldn’t be paid because it’s one that really frustrates me. It frustrates me for many reasons and for reasons that it frustrates other people as well. I want to discuss in this paper why student athletes shouldn’t be paid and the effects it has on the universities and the NCAA athletics. College athletes are not employees and don’t need to be paid
problems, and depression. However, in this paper, we will discuss the short-term, long-term, mental and physical effect obesity has on children from an early age through adolescences, and into adulthood. In today’s society being overweight is perceived as being highly inexcusable, and people who have a weight problem seem to be treated differently than those who do not. This is