SOME PEOPLE DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PARTICIPATE IN GAMES’ SPORTS OR COMPETITIONS UNLESS EVERYONE GETS A PRIZE. OTHERS THINK THAT CHILDREN MUST LEARN TO DEAL WITH WINNING OR LOSING IN ORDER TO BE FULLY PREPARED FOR LIFE.DISCUSS BOTH THE VIEWS AND GIVE YOUR OPINION.

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gives
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to face the abilities. In school time , organized
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some of the parents
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allow to take participate in sports.
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lazier. They could never understand the meaning of taking challenges and
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physically and logically.
Moreover
, if parents or
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gave a chance to
children
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must be
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of activation
of
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physically and get a chance to win prizes.
Furthermore
, in order to by
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children
learns the real meaning of losing or winning. They understood the truth of Life. And how to deal with it . They learn the meaning of growing with the flow no matter if
they
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loss
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or win . To conclude, in my
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parents or teacher must
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to
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children
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in
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the competition
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in order to learn new things.
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