I work at an elementary school and I think that parents are part of the problem. Kids are spoiled to the point where they can't even lose in a game. The school I work at had to ban competitive games because they were getting increasingly more complaints in recent years. There is no basketball, hockey, dodgeball, volleyball, or any other sport allowed that might make one group of kids upset. I can see why kids would rather play video games. We need to reverse this trend or kids will continue to stay indoors. With that said, I am glad the first lady is sticking her head out there to trying to help.
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I work at an elementary school and I think that parents are part of the problem. Kids are spoiled to the point where they can't even lose in a game. The school I work at had to ban competitive games because they were getting increasingly more complaints in recent years. There is no basketball, hockey, dodgeball, volleyball, or any other sport allowed that might make one group of kids upset. I can see why kids would rather play video games. We need to reverse this trend or kids will continue to stay indoors. With that said, I am glad the first lady is sticking her head out there to trying to help.
February 11, 2010 - 8:12amThis Comment
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