Sport’s Role in Academics By Johnathan Reinsel. Thesis  Through this project, I have researched the effects that sports, both directly and indirectly,

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Sport’s Role in Academics By Johnathan Reinsel

Thesis  Through this project, I have researched the effects that sports, both directly and indirectly, in academics. My goal is to present and explain these effects in a non- biased.

Hidden Curriculum  Teaches the hidden curriculum along with schooling  Things like: Cooperation Working with others Abide by set rules Hard work and Accomplishment

Eligibility  Maintain certain academic requirements to participate Muncy: Cannot be failing more than three classes  College athletes must maintain a certain GPA

Stress on Sports in Schools  “School Spirit”  More pride on athletic achievement than Academic  Taking away from school time for sports and related activities

Scholarships  A sum of money or other aid granted to a student, because of merit, need, etc., to pursue his or her studies.  Given to student athletes Private Schools College  Aids in financial aspect of college

Effects of PA  Cognitive ability  Self-esteem  Emotional well-being  Future expectations

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