Students at Monticello Trails, will have better grades when they’re involved in sports. (Sports; How Much Is Too Much?) tell us how important keeping your grades up is to a student athlete. Studies show that students try harder in school by, studying harder for tests, getting all homework in on time and getting good grades on work. Doing this will keep their grades up so they are eligible to play in their sport. Because if they get below a C- they may not participate in their sport, until they get their grade up. Getting a scholarship is an easy ride to college, and very important to a student athlete.
2. In high school one thing that always crosses a student’s mind is getting a scholarship, to play your sport in college. An athletic scholarship…
Another reason is that sports teach you a valuable life lesson. You can learn things like teamwork and social skills. That means you won’t be socially akward. You will be more social and maybe even do better in school and/or job. Now we have some counter arguments to our cause and how they are not reasonable arguments.
4. The first counter argument is that sports are dangerous. Yes sports are dangerous but really anything is if it’s not controlled or you’re doing it wrong, also players play at their own risk. They know the possible consequences. It also doesn’t matter if they are dangerous if people love to do it. Now on to another counterargument.
There are some questions that are something like, won’t kids grades suffer with less time to do homework? And the answer to that recently asked question is no, no they won’t. As we have said before There is a study that has shown that kids do better with grades when they play more sports! Probably because you have to keep your grades up to be able to play that sport and that is incentive enough. If there were more sports in our school then more kids will do better with grades, they don’t even have to be good. They just have to have fun playing the game, and that is why we should increase sports at our school. There are many more questions that parents and kids have been concerned about when it comes to sports. ( sports: how much is too…
