First, high school students should not be required to take P.E. classes every year of high school because some kids don 't need to take a p.e. class, children that are healthy, fit and have good habits should be able to opt out of P.E. classes in favor of classes that support their chosen career path. There would be absolutely no point for a student that lives a healthy lifestyle with the goal of becoming an accountant to take a P.E. class every year, it would make more sense for them to take another math related class, or a class they have an interest in. Additionally, if you don 't already have a healthy lifestyle by high school then another P.E. class probably won’t help you. If practicing the exercises taught in P.E. isn’t already a …show more content…
Finally, the most important reason that high school students should not be required to take P.E. classes every year of high school is Some students have medical problems that make them unable to take p.e. classes. Imagine if a student with hemophilia were running with a group of kids outside and he tripped and scraped the skin off his knee, the coach might know how to respond but if he just happened to not be paying attention then there would be a student bleeding to death surrounded by children who would have no idea that something serious was even happening. Indeed, while it is important for children to exercise and to learn how to keep their bodies in shape, high school students should not be required to take P.E. classes every year of high school. I think that if a student has taken at least two years of P.E. already and still don’t exercise properly by themselves having them take a P.E. class every year for the rest of their school life would be a waste of time that they could be using to study other things. I encourage parents to teach their children good health habits at home while they are young so that exercising properly will become a habit they will have throughout life while still having enough time in school to learn everything they need to know to support themselves when they have a job and are living on their
What, As Americans Are We Entitled To In America today, people have created a cultural belief that they are entitled to something without having to work for it, or put forth any effort, people have become lazy, unethical, and lack basic morals. Our society has become self-absorbed, and have an all about me attitude, it’s about what people are entitled to as opposed to what should be gained by their own merits. Americans have forgotten what the true meaning of entitlement is, they are only entitled to the things that are described in the Constitution, which are your inalienable rights, but then in fact those are not just given they have to be earned. There are things that people are expected to do, and things that they should do without any reward, not saying that receiving
Parents and schools need to realize what is actually happening in the gym and why it needs to be cut or changed. The paragraphs below are here to explain that. As shown above, gym should not remain a mandatory subject in schools because gym time does not keep children active, gym time can be better spent on core classes, and gym time hurts children physically and mentally. To begin with, gym time does not keep children active. The article The Pros and Cons of Mandatory gym Class in Public Schools states that, “The average high school gym class only keeps students physically active for an average of 16 minutes!
According to Education Week Teacher “Reaching performance goals or learning a new language requires students to be organized, to set goals, and to evaluate if they’re meeting those goals. ”(Rambo 2011) Middle schools should allow electives because it helps you by allowing students to learn new skills and experiences, what they may want to do in their future, and gets them prepared for their adulthood. Firstly, electives in middle schools could allow students to learn new skills and experiences.
Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Why College Tuition Should not be Free Introduction Education is a major driving force for a country’s economic, social and political development. Every youth desire to attain a college degree as it offers many opportunities to the graduates. Higher education is however very expensive and hence reserved for the privileged families. Making college education free would however not be the ultimate solution.
“No Homework For Students” Imagine being able to go home and not have to worry about doing homework or a big project to present. There wouldn’t be any stress about school. Instead, you get to lay down and watch your favorite show. Then you could go to the park with your friends and play games, or do anything that interests you.
To all parents do teenagers ever think about learning about how to manage money at a young age? When do parents think the right age is to teach teenagers? When they are 16 or 18? When the teens are about to go off to college? Do parents think that it should be taught at an early age?
Should high school students receive a pass for college classes because they are dual-enrolled? High school students should not receive a pass because of their afterschool schedules, their grades in the college class, or the class load they have. The students are the ones who signed up for the class so they should bear the consequences that come forth with it. I have taken five college classes, and they have all been a different experience from one another. You will learn the ways of different college professors, and it will actually prepare you actually college classes beyond dual enrollment.
Students should not be allowed to select their own classes because they would just pick the classes with friends in them not the classes they need to learn. Students would just pick classes to be with their friends and would just mess around all day instead of actually learning. “Subjects are introduced at school level so that students learn about the importance of each subject and the role it plays in our day to day activities(science, maths, history,geography etc).” (Vipul Agawane, Quora.)Students should not be allowed to select their own classes because they would just pick the classes with friends in them and no the classes that they actually need to learn. Schools could easily fix the problem of students choosing classes with friends in them by adding more than one teacher teaching that subject and by picking the students in each class randomly.
(1) First, I will talk about why we should exercise, (2) how to make time for exercise, and (3) different alternatives to exercise. Transition/Link: First, I want to discuss why everyone should attempt to exercise. Exercise can help to increase energy and help maintain or decrease blood pressure levels. Exercising regularly can help you lose weight and keep it off. According to Exercise Makes You Younger”, published in Nursing Update "Heart disease and stroke are two of the leading causes of death in the world.
Should students be allowed to chose wheather to join a school sport or be required to join one? I feel that the students in a high school setting should definatly join a sport and get some excerzise. Excerzise is a very important part of our health and it has been known for quite a long time that the man who runs a mile every day will have a far better health than the one who eats funnyuns all day. However excerzise goes far further, it is known that excerzise has very positive effects on the brain and will make you feel better via ceritonin and other chemicals. However even though this is a extremely important part of how we as humans tick, we can not force a person to join a school sport.
This assignment is based on the six educational domains such as affective, social, cognitive, psychomotor, physiological and also the perceptions and the attitudes of secondary school learners from the Zambezi region of Namibia towards Physical Education and its value with the emphasis of the philosophy which states that “educate a child as a whole” in relation to the domains. It also discusses my general thoughts toward these domains and the importance of Physical Education as a subject. The definitions of each domain will be discussed and finally, I will conclude by summing up the important issues under discussion of the assignment. According to my little experience in Physical Education, I have realized that this subject aims to make
Should the Pledge of Allegiance be mandatory in schools across America? This is a question that flies in the face of people who are patriotic and people who are non-patriotic. Some people feel entitled to the fact that one should be required to do anything or held responsible or accountable for anything. Others may feel that everybody should be required to say the pledge every morning when school starts. Everyone has his or her own opinions about such controversial subjects.
According to the text Schools Should Leave No Elective Behind, Bob Balmer states, “More class choices would benefit students in preparing them for their ideal careers and providing smaller class sizes.” Kids should have the opportunity to discover what they want to do in life at an early age rather than high school, because in high school it’s almost time to go to college and pick a major but they didn’t have enough time to try any possibilities. If a girl doesn’t have the average amount out elective time then she isn’t going to be firm on what she could do for a living, and when it’s time for her to make an income she’s going to be clueless in what she wants to do. Next, In the article Schools Should Leave No Elective Behind, Bob Balmer says, “I think that expanding the selection of
So now, it should be more required than ever to make sure kids aren’t overweight and they are fit. Although physical education takes time away from other subjects in the classroom, physical education should be required in schools because our generation is becoming overweight and it helps students do better in class. To begin, physical
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention reports that an astounding one in five school age kids in America has or is obese (January 25, 2017). In many elementary schools physical education is required for students at least twice a week. But as soon as they get into middle school, physical education is a choice, and once again in a world where 1 in 5 school kids are obese it has never been needed more. While some kids don’t enjoy physical education as much as others, it should be a required class in schools, because it will aid overall performance in school, help prevent many types of health issues and it will improve mental state of being.