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<h3><u>1. Teamwork And Collaboration</u></h3>

The essence of all team sports lies right there in the name – team. Every team sport requires an enormous amount of collaboration and coordinating with others, in order for any kind of success to occur. Sure, there are elements of individual achievement in team sports, as shown by the existence of celebrity basketball and football players, but in the end, any team victory boils down to the combined accomplishments of a group that has learned how to work together.

This kind of effectiveness in teams will be highly useful in the future workforce, where our students will find value in being able to collaborate effectively in groups.

<h3><u>2. Communication</u></h3>

Whether it’s calling the shots in an actual game, or being able to discuss strategies and areas for improvement with teammates, team sports foster effective communication among players. It’s not enough to be a passive recipient of information; one must always be able to speak up and get better at doing so. Such communication skills will eventually become another useful tool in your child’s arsenal as one of their most important soft skills for the future.

<h3><u>3. Respect For Authority</u></h3><h3 />

Team captains and coaches aren’t just there for show. They’ve proven themselves to be important figures of authority in the game, and respecting them is key for any team sportsman to learn effectively. Team sports treat respect for authority as a given – the most senior, effective members are the ones who teach junior members how to elevate themselves. It’s a fascinating kind of meritorious authority that feels different from the authority assigned to teachers in the classroom, whose authority stems from the system and their superior knowledge of what is being taught.

Exposure to different kinds of authority and learning how to respect them will be an important life lesson for any child.

<h3><u>4. Leadership Skills</u></h3>

Just as team players are called to develop their respect for authority, there will be those among them who must rise to the occasion and develop their leadership abilities as well. Leaders can’t just be people who order their subordinates around; they need to have accountability and ownership over their decisions, and work together with their teammates rather than just expecting to be listened to. Team sports allow for the development of these skills in a way that will extend into the future workplace.

<h3><u>5. Time Management</u></h3>

Team sports are inherently centered on everyone working together at the same time. That means attending practices and training sessions and making time for matches. This isn’t something you can do on your own time – you need to work around the schedules assigned to you, and that means that students must develop strong time management skills to balance schoolwork and team sports.

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