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Sportsmanship

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December 25, 2013

 

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University

 

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Sportsmanship is the way you conduct yourself while playing or watching a game or sport. If you are screaming, and trash talking someone, then that is an example of bad sportsmanship. When is a good time to teach your child good sportsmanship? You should start teaching your children about sportsmanship when they are young...
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The best time might be to teach your child about sportsmanship when they start playing sports. When you attend your child's sports event always show good sportsmanship. You should offer praise and encouraging words to all athletes, including your child's opponents. Never openly berate, tease, or demean any child athlete, coach, or referee while attending a sporting event...
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