The best way to teach children to cooperate is through team sports at school. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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school
of thought holds that teamwork Use synonyms
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could be best instilled through many sporting Use synonyms
activities
, and Use synonyms
therefore
, team Linking Words
sports
are the most suitable way to teach young Use synonyms
students
how to cooperate with one another. Use synonyms
Although
recognizing the importance of Linking Words
sports
, I contend that its adverse impacts are irrefutable and that there are other better solutions.
Team Use synonyms
sports
could boost Use synonyms
students
’ sense of community, and Use synonyms
then
encourage them to harmoniously connect with their peers. Linking Words
In other words
, every sporting activity is goal-driven, and Linking Words
therefore
, players engaging in a game have to collaborate smoothly with their teammates Linking Words
while
keeping the ultimate goal on their horizon. Linking Words
Such
an ability to work together towards a mutual target sharpens essential communication Linking Words
skills
, which are attributable to their promoted cooperation with other friends in the long run. Use synonyms
However
, there are question marks over the wholesomeness of Linking Words
sports
itself, with many notorious cases of excessive competitiveness when players become too aggressive towards opponents, who are Use synonyms
also
their peers at Linking Words
school
. The aforementioned counterproductive effect(s) brought by Use synonyms
sports
makes it seem not a potential method to help children become cooperative.
With that said, there are many Use synonyms
school
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activities
that can teach cooperation Use synonyms
skills
to youngsters. Use synonyms
Firstly
, Linking Words
students
can pick up Use synonyms
skills
from many extracurricular Use synonyms
activities
. More specifically, simply by participating in many cleaning Use synonyms
activities
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such
as mopping classrooms' floors or sweeping spider webs, Linking Words
students
are unintentionally incorporating with their friends without worrying about being victorious. Use synonyms
Secondly
, holding field trips is another viable solution to not only establish a robust rapport between Linking Words
students
but Use synonyms
also
foster essential soft Linking Words
skills
including cooperation Use synonyms
skills
in young Use synonyms
students
. Use synonyms
For example
, a treasure hunt - a common game usually included in many Linking Words
school
expeditions, offers a chance in which Use synonyms
students
can together collaborate with their friends to decipher a series of hints leading them to the hidden prize. Use synonyms
Lastly
, regarding academic Linking Words
activities
, if youngsters are assigned to large group assignments, they may manage to learn how to construct ideas, respect that of others and mediate differences arising during brainstorming sections.
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To conclude
, Linking Words
due to
the aforementioned points, I would contend that Linking Words
sports
are not the best way to educate Use synonyms
students
to be cooperative and that other Use synonyms
school
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activities
prove superior to Use synonyms
sports
in similar terms.Use synonyms
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