Girls are entitled to play the same sports as boys. This generation is about equality and what are we teaching if we separate genders. Not as many girls play sports as boys do and I think that if we made more sports co-educational then more girls would have the motive to do sports. Competing against each other would bring out more passion of working harder for girls. This integration would prepare both genders to work in adult life where nothing is separated. Many more girls would compete in sports if they integrated them. Girls are very competitive and competing against boys would make them want to work harder. They are just as persistent as boys if not more. If girls were to compete with boys they would try their best to succeed instead
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Take an example, our school, St. Monica Catholic Elementary School. Girls are pushed to run faster when they are fighting to keep up. The girls at our school were forced to run with other girls who were a lot younger, therefore, not as fast. The girls were not allowed to run with boys of their age. Running with those of our age will push us. Running with younger girls, and I know from experience, gives more leeway and doesn't push the older girls as hard. You may say that the chance to run with older girls would push the younger girls to work harder. The opposition to that is, the same effect would result if those younger girls were running with the boys of their age. There would be no benefit for the older kids if they are forced to run with younger, slower kids. That is why I believe that opposite genders should run and compete with each other, especially if they are the same age range. Girls are capable of running and competing with boys. The result of co-educational sports would be many more girls competing in all sports. Boys and girls could use their strengths to their advantage and push the other. Both boys and girls would be pushed faster, and as a result, be better. Isn’t the that what sports are meant to do, push you to be your
Take an example, our school, St. Monica Catholic Elementary School. Girls are pushed to run faster when they are fighting to keep up. The girls at our school were forced to run with other girls who were a lot younger, therefore, not as fast. The girls were not allowed to run with boys of their age. Running with those of our age will push us. Running with younger girls, and I know from experience, gives more leeway and doesn't push the older girls as hard. You may say that the chance to run with older girls would push the younger girls to work harder. The opposition to that is, the same effect would result if those younger girls were running with the boys of their age. There would be no benefit for the older kids if they are forced to run with younger, slower kids. That is why I believe that opposite genders should run and compete with each other, especially if they are the same age range. Girls are capable of running and competing with boys. The result of co-educational sports would be many more girls competing in all sports. Boys and girls could use their strengths to their advantage and push the other. Both boys and girls would be pushed faster, and as a result, be better. Isn’t the that what sports are meant to do, push you to be your