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Jan 25
2012
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Everybody Gets a Trophy vs. CompetitionPosted by admin in sports , crusty adults , competition |
Tags >> sports
The “everybody gets a trophy" kids tend to always need constant encouragement, expect accolades for completing routine tasks and respond poorly to correction or criticism. Competition can be good for children. They learn how to handle winning and losing.
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Oct 12
2011
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Not Keeping Score in Sports For KidsPosted by admin in sports , crusty adults , competition |
Some crusty adults try to ruin sports for kids by not allowing teams to keep score. Kids are smarter than that and understand who really won no matter what these adults do.
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Sep 17
2011
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Asperger's Kids and Group SettingsPosted by admin in sports , Asperger's , accommodations |
Often times Asperger's kids may need an adult to initially get them involved with other kids in group projects, sports teams or games.
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Apr 09
2011
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Winning By LosingPosted by admin in sports , social skills , competition |
Competition teaches kids how to handle both losing and winning. Losing is a way for students to learn what they need to improve upon and that it isn’t the end of the world.
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Jan 02
2010
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Team SportsPosted by admin in sports , Newton , competition |
Team sports aren't for everyone. Kids can excel in non-competitive sports like karate, weightlifting, boxing & etc. This is for L in Newton.
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Sep 24
2009
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If your child is tired after school or sports, a short nap can quickly energize a person. A refreshed student can easily tackle homework.
