Sportsmanship means to have fair behavior to other players or the opposing team. Of course sportsmanship should involve the encouragement to any other person on the team. Sportsmanship sometimes includes a gracious act when losing a game. Instead of complaint and saying negative things to a person on the other team they would say, "Good Job," or "Good Game." Sportsmanship is involved in the book, Tangerine; they have good examples and show other people or readers of that book how to have good sportsmanship. Two main different types of sportsmanship are bad and good. They both are introduced in the book and show us that in every single game there has to be a type of sportsmanship. Whether it is good or bad they should be one. In the book, Tangerine, it shows us bad sportsmanship and kind of explains it. Then they show us good and explain that, making it a good main point for school Part 2. In the novel tangerine it reads, "We were all more relaxed before this game, except for Victor. He was already talking trash to some of the Kinnow middle school players, reminding them about something that had happened last year. They were giving it right back to him, saying stuff like, 'Hey, Guzman, why are you on the girls' team? Couldn't you make the boys' team?“ This shows us that the sportsmanship is a negative one and that they don't really help one another. Instead of playing fair they play bad and mean which caused the team to be in a bad…
fair play, and teamwork; essential values in athletics. Arlene Gorton, conference chair of Fair Play or Foul Ball, and international symposium directed at sports ethics and held at Brown University, holds the opinion that “sports play a major role in teaching society social values which the nation believes are important. Values taught by sports involving ethics are much more than following the rules”. (Gorton,…
In the Bet Christian States struggles with imprisonment for fifteen years of his life. This is Internal conflict because it is man vs. man. In that fifteen years, he deals with loneliness and depression. He is offered ways to help, like wine, music, and books. He denies the wine, tobacco for a year. After being confined for some time he writes several letters, but rips them up when he is finished. In his second year of confinement he is silent in the lodge. The Bet is Internal conflict because Christian is describing his fifteen years of imprisonment. In the fifth year, music was audible again. He spent a year drinking and lying on his bed. In the second half of the sixth year, Christian States, began studying languages, philosophy and history.…
The Case For Christ by Lee Strobel is a book about an agnostic who turns into a Christian through proof that Christ is genuine. Lee Strobel, He’s a journalist, who was once an agnostic and wrote numerous effective books.In this book he discusses how he attempted to see whether Christ truly existed. Lee Strobel makes extraordinary pionts, however, do they truly demonstrate anything?…
For example, Chapter II explains the author's coaching philosophy that incorporates an "Athlete First, Winning Second" approach. In other words, the athlete's needs are more important than winning a game. Additionally, the first chapter establishes core values that reinforce ethical behavior and sportsmanship. Such a philosophy aligns with the first coaching standard domain that discusses an athlete-centered coaching philosophy that requires ethical behavior and conduct from anyone involved with a sports program.…
Answers: “The standard scholarly dating is that Acts was written by Luke in A.D. 61-63, because Paul was still living and under house arrest in Rome. Since Acts is the 2nd of a two-part work, we know the 1st part - the gospel of Luke – must have been written earlier than that. And since Luke incorporates parts of the gospel of Mark, that means Mark is even earlier. So if you allow one year for each writing, you end up with Mark written no later than about A.D. 60, a maximum gap of 30…
According to “Youth Sports In America: An Overview” sports are an excellent opportunity for social development. The Article states that, “…many of the social and moral requirements for sports parallel to how individuals must function in a law-abiding society” (7). This statement is true in theory, listening to your coaches and following orders at practice can teach you to follow the law and model how to act with say a supervisor, yet this is all assuming your coach teaches you how with more then an agenda to simply win at all cost. Although sports are thought to teach moral values “Youth Sports In America: An Overview” states this, “Sports themselves are not morel or immoral…however the potential does exist to enhance moral development…”(7). This tells us that sports its self is neutral, the people are in control of practice are the ones who install the morals that come with the…
Although each coach measures their progress differently, achievement is always measured by progress made by the coaches’ clients. Due to the personal nature of most coaching relationships, this Ethics Code provides the framework and values upon which professional coaches, base their practice.…
In the novel, Under The Feet of Jesus, by Helena Maria Viramontes, the author conveys the harshness of being a migrant worker and how easily one can become stuck in the same job for their whole life. Viramontes, uses the main character, Estrella, a 13 year old migrant worker to display how this long-lasting cycle and precedent can be broken. Estrella is anything but a stereotypical young girl who has big dreams and plays with friends, instead, everyday she goes out into the fields and works extremely hard to support her 4 younger siblings and mother. Estrella never realizes the power she can achieve as she feels oppressed due to her status, but as she takes control of her life, it allows her to not fall victim to the cycle of only being a…
It is very interesting to learn that a coach and a teacher are very much alike in many ways, especially when it is about ethics. I learned also that the coach’s pledge is very similar to the teacher’s.…
Athletic Trainers (ATs) and coaches do not have firm moral decision influences (Flint& Weiss, 1992). Depending on the athletes impact to the game the struggle to be stay totally objective while making decisions…
I have always thought I had one of the “Cookie Cutter Christian” testimony or in this case, story. The kind that starts with, “i grew up in a Christian home”, and ends with, “and I have always been a Christian”, but i realized even though both of those may be true, there is also so much more to my story. I might not have a mountain top conversion story, but that’s okay, because God shows himself and His son through trials and events throughout your life.…
John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress is one of the most well know allegories in history. All of the characters in the book symbolize different things. Two characters, Christian and Apollyon, are two major symbolic characters in the story.…
God is not man and man is not God. How then can a man also be God? Maybe this truly is a…
To do this, they have to be confident with themselves and others. Sports take a lot of time and dedication. With the numerous amounts of practices, athletes are able to succeed as a team. On and off the court, they have to trust in their teammates. Through athletes, peers can have a better understanding of believing in themselves and others. The high standards set for athletes encourage them to be role models for others. Not only are they encouraged to work well with others, but also are encouraged to be better problem solvers. Student-athletes are expected to be leading and dedicating individuals.(4)…