Some people think that sports teach children how to compete, while others believe that children learn teamwork. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Sports

is just like education, it teaches about both group work and competition. I believe that

sports

has taught us a lot at a younger age more about

teamwork

rather than competing. On the

one

hand, people have seen

sports

as a place to show off their talent by turning it into competition.

For example

, children trained for months to compete in badminton matches in order to become a winner. By that, the main focus in his mind might be to be in first place winner and how to achieve it. On top of that, a child will grow

an

Change preposition

in an

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ambitious manner in order to always win and it will be beneficial later in his adult life.

On the other hand

,

sports

also

train the

teamwork

side of children. Many

sports

require more than a person to play with. That kind of sport really needs good

teamwork

to win.

For example

, a football team has eleven members to play the match. Even if it has

one

best player but the

teamwork

is terrible, it's impossible for the team to set

one

goal. A few people may not care about the rest of the

teamwork

and only focus on themselves, so the football team will perform awfully.

Besides

, a kid may

also

develop leadership skills by getting used to

teamwork

at a younger age. In conclusion,

teamwork

is hardly required to play most of the

sports

. Collaboration is

one

of the top skills that will be useful in society. There are plenty of adults who are unable to work collaboratively and selfishly want to work themselves because they haven't experienced partnerships since the early days. By

then

, involving kids in any

sports

club will help them grow adequate

teamwork

.