Sports Are More Important than Education

As of 2007, a total of 15.6 million undergraduates attended school and were seeking a higher level of education ("How much is it?"). In the spring of 2013, there were only 14,473,884 students enrolled in universities or universities in the United States, and 1,126,116 students decreased in 2007 compared to 2007 ("university entrance"). One of the reasons for the decrease is that some students have not planned after graduating from high school, but most student athletes do so. It is often said that education, such as athletics, should take precedence over anything else.

Participation in physical activities at high schools is related to university entrance (according to the US Department of Education, student athletes are four times more likely to go to college than non - athletic athletes). For students with low grades and low education. In particular, boys participating in football and basketball are related to motivation for higher education. Brooke de Lench is the founding director of the MomsTeam Institute and is the publisher of MomsTeam.com. Producer: Clever team: PBS to make the high school football safer (PBS) and author: The advantage of the home team: The role of mothers in key youth sports (Harper Collins) and that perennial mother of teenagers "for sports safety Known "Advocacy and solutions to protect work of young athletes

Currently, sports in the United States are especially related to education, and most high schools and universities organize sports. College sports competitions play an important role in American sports culture. In many cases college sports are more popular than professional sports, the main sanction agency is the National University Sports Association (NCAA). This is unique to the USA. In other countries, sports activities are carried out through organized sports clubs which are completely different from the educational system.

Unfortunately, this is because in many cases youth sports and physical education are about sports needs rather than the needs of children in sports. As more than 70% of the children quit sports before high school, they told us that this model is not suitable for them. We know that participating in multiple sports and taking enough rest and rest is an important factor to prevent injury or burnout. (Click here to view the opinion of American Sports Medicine department). Also, in many sports, we know that adolescence expertise is low and it is an excellent predictor of elite performance. Unfortunately, according to a recent study by Neeru Jayanthi, what we are doing is to always force you to focus on toddlers, raise the dropout rate and raise the damage rate by 70-90% .