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Thursday, November 12, 2015
Greg Hardy's Domestic Abuse Controversy
Violence and Bad Parenting in Youth Sports

An interesting fact is that out of the 20 million kids that participate in youth sports, 70 percent of them end up quitting with the main reason being that they weren't having fun anymore. This can almost be directly related to coaches and parents taking the sports too serious and taking out the main reason kids play sports: to have fun. There have been stories of coaches and parents getting so upset to the point where they are yelling at, hitting, and even choking their kids and other kids on the teams.
I think that all of this going on in youth sports is crazy. Parents and coaches are taking the youth sports to another level of competition as they seem to care more about the results of the games more about the actual kids do themselves. The level of seriousness they have is causing kids everywhere to lose interest and end up quitting their respective sports. Parents and coaches need to realize the games their kids are playing in are meaningless at that young of an age and need to learn to have a level head when watching and coaching a game.
Gambling on Youth Football
The ESPN investigation shows what crazy things people will do to try and make money. These gamblers are taking a game meant for kids to have fun and turning it into a scheme to make money. This occurring in a youth South Florida league shows that gambling is more than likely happening in several youth leagues all throughout the United States, not just in football, but in other sports as well. It's crazy that people are taking an innocent game for kids and turning it into a business for themselves.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Comments For Kids
The organization, Comments for Kids, is a way for bloggers to get their blogs more known and also get feedback on them as well. This is a great tool because it shows kids that are working hard on their blogs that people are reading their blogs and appreciating their work. People can tell the kids what they are doing well, and then give them feedback on things they may want to try and implement into their blogs as well. Getting a comment from someone other than a classmate or teacher can make a kids days as they realize people are actually enjoying what they are working hard on. If done correctly, I believe Comments for Kids can actually be a pretty useful tool.
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Negative of the Pink Movement

Monday, November 2, 2015
The Good of the Pink Movement
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