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    Why and How? The question above is one of major debate. Is dance a sport or an art? Is a dancer an artist or an athlete? From what I have researched‚ there is no correct or incorrect answer to this question. So‚ I will give support for each side. Sport: Some say that dance is a sport because it requires stamina‚ agility‚ strength‚ and endurance. This is true‚ because there are numerous other sports who require the same skills. Whether it’s Cross Country‚ Track‚ Football‚ Volleyball

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    become one of America’s favorite sports. Even though it is a sport many enjoy watching it is also a dangerous sport. Many football athletes don’t realize the things that can go on during a football game and even if they did they don’t take enough precautions to keep themselves safe. Football is a dangerous sport that can lead to multiple concussions and brain trauma‚ but there are ways that this sport can be made safer. I believe that football can be made a safer sport if high schools are informed about

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    Athletes good or bad role models? Professional athletes in American sports play a large part in the views of a good role model. Many children and young athletes look up to them as Heroes in our society. There may be numerous reasons that prove professional athletes can be true idols‚ but more evidence corrupting the idea of heroic athletes. Athletes are good at what they do; they work hard in order to make it in the big leagues. Working hard to get what you want is something to look up to. Though

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    A role model is defined to be a specific person who serves as a model in a particular role to others to follow. I feel that a role model is a specific person that deserves respect because they constantly push themselves beyond their limits. A role model is someone who tries to do better and doesn’t give up. Role models help inspire others to follow their example. In a role model‚ there are many characteristics and qualities that make them someone to become inspired by. People who remain

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    emulated by others‚ especially by younger people" is a role model‚ by definition. Some people have their own meanings of a role model. To me‚ a role model is someone who inspires you to achieve something in life‚ someone who positively influences you and helps make you a better person‚ someone who is easy to relate to - whos shoes are easier to walk in. The facebookers and twitterers of this generation look for role models with "good" qualities. What exactly is "good"? This is something that differs from

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    Role models who others imitate‚ emulate or look to for guidance. There are good role models who inspire greatness in others and bad role models of what we call a "bad influence." There are even anti-role models‚ pegged by the media as "bad girls" or "bad boy" is a good example of what NOT to do if you want to be successful‚ respected. Every parent wants their children to have positive role models who have characteristics that inspire them to want to be (and become) their best. While there is some

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    Argumentative Essay Do you play a sport? Do you know the thrill of hitting a grand slam in baseball‚ the crowd going wild when you make in the half court shot you have been practicing for weeks in basketball‚ or scoring the winning goal in overtime for soccer? Take a moment to imagine it. Does it feel good? Does it make you happy? Does it help relieve your stress? Does it make you excited to get the day over with just to go and play that sport? One moment it’s there. You are living the best moments

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    sexism is the unfair treatment of people because of their sex. The sport industry can make a difference in the world of sexism via teaching about and exploiting injustices. Indirectly‚ children suffer from sexism in sports. These kids‚ because of media bias on the men‚ have different role models. If women were seen as much as men in the news‚ then a young girl might have someone else that she likes. There is also the case of bullying at a young level. Young children are the targets for bullying

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    CONCEPT OF CELEBRITY CELEBRITY SELLS AN EXPLORATION OF THE CONCEPT OF CELEBRITY AND ITS IMPORTANCE WITHIN MAGAZINE PUBLICATION DESIGN Our thinking about human greatness has changed since Shakespeare divided great individuals into three classes: Those who had greatness thrust upon them‚ those who achieved greatness‚ and those born great. The concepts of starsCelebrities‚ and prominent people are social constructs. As the meaning of celebrity will perpetually redefine itself in an ever changing

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    Unit 203 Communication and professional relationships with children‚ young people and adults Assignment overview Introduction This assignment is intended to provide evidence of a candidate’s knowledge‚ understanding and skills required to support communication and professional relationships with children and young people and adults. By completing all tasks within the assignment the candidate will provide evidence that meets the Learning Outcomes and assessment criteria of Unit 203 Communication

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