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Persuasive Essay On Gym Class

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Cole voigt
Hour 4
10/22
English 10
Persuasive essay
Bettering your child 's experience in the classroom

Gym class. Does it help or hinder? That has been the question for the past couple of years. Different groups of people have had different perspectives on this topic. Many groups have done studies and have tested how gym class effects a child in the classroom. Schools should not be cutting gym programs because recess and gym give your child 's brain a break. In addition, physical activity has improved a child 's learning ability, and recess and gym allow your child to socialize.

Experts have found that recess and gym help the brain; it gives it a break from learning. "It 's a break from the constant learning, thinking and work your

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