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Konkurrencesport i engelske skoler

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Konkurrencesport i engelske skoler er en engelsk-opgave til 3.g el. lign, afleveret til karakteren 7. Fylder 2 sider (734 ord, ca. 3 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 5. juni 2013.

Opgaven redegør for David Camerons forslag om at indføre obligatorisk konkurrencesport i engelske grundskoler. Den diskuterer forskellige synspunkter fra Matthew Green og Steve Redgrave, og præsenterer en personlig holdning til emnet. Fokus er på motivation, vinderkultur og sportens rolle i uddannelse.

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Analyse af debatten om konkurrencesport i skoler, med forskellige perspektiver og en personlig holdning. Giver inspiration til emnet.
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  • david cameron
  • england
  • idræt
  • konkurrencesport
  • matthew green
  • motivation
  • skolesport
  • sport
  • steve redgrave
  • uddannelsespolitik

The text is about the Prime Minister of England, David Cameron would like the sport activity in England to be raised. And for that he came up with a brilliant solution. He wants all the students in England to play competitive team sport during the school. And to make sure that the schools follows his announcement, he have made competitive sport a part of the new primary school curriculum. He thinks that competitive sport is realty great, instead of giving all participants a price for completing. This will give them an opportunity to see that the hard work will pay of, and that can be used in the regular school program. It will help them not just physical but also mental. He thinks that it’s a good idea to teach the children in competitive sport in a young age, so they have the opportunity to pursue their dream in a real competitive sports club. He also expects that, the standard of professional sport will be higher in the future by doing this.

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There are many different kind of views on this politic. The prime Minister thought at it would be a brilliant idea to make all the kids do competitive sport. It would help them stay fit and focused through the rest of the day. They would learn that they have to fight for their future and their dreams. Matthew Green has a whole different view on the situation. He thinks that pushing people and for instance these kids, into doing competitive sport they really don’t want, is a really bad idea. He is by the way speaking of own experience. He thinks that the kids who already are good athletic , will use their advance and win it all and not leave a single chance to the rest. He also thinks that if you want to be good at sport, you have to do it because you enjoy it, otherwise you will be a failure. The last article is the retired British rower Steve Redgrave. His view on the whole situation is that it’s a bad idea to range kids in class. He also sees the looser as some kind of a winner. He is affright that putting them in the situation as looser, makes them want to quit.

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