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Tag Archives: children
Parent Coaching from the Sidelines should be Banned from all Sport
by Desiray W. Growing up in society today a lot of parents want their child to be the best at everything they do and they want their child to succeed in a particular sport like they never got too. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Parents, Positive Youth Development
Tagged children, Coaching, parent aggression
10 Comments
Keeping Score
By Hailey R. Children are taught from a young age, if you want something, you have to work for it. Or at least that is how they were taught. These days they don’t have to work or fight for anything, … Continue reading
Posted in Parents, Positive Youth Development, Sport
Tagged children, Competition, Ontario Soccer Association, parents, youth development, youth sport
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Outside Playin’ is What I’m Sayin’!
by Hannah V. When we think of health services we often imagine doctors, nurses, medications, and hospitals. What if there was a remedy to some of todays most common health issues that is not a new magical medical advancement? I’m … Continue reading
Posted in 40 Developmental Assets, Children, Outdoors/Nature, Positive Youth Development
Tagged assets, children, nature, outdoor play, outdoor recreation
6 Comments
Youth’s Best Friend, the Internet
by Emily M. Facebook accounts, crop tops, cellphones and iPods. I had no idea what most of these things where when I was in elementary school. Now-a-days all children worry about is the latest iPod and how many likes they … Continue reading
Posted in Positive Youth Development, Social Media, Technology
Tagged children, Facebook, Internet games, online games, youth development
10 Comments
Where Has The Fun Gone? A Look At Today’s Over-scheduled Children
by Julie M. The amount of scheduled activity that children are involved in today has dramatically increased compared to past generations. Today’s norm in parenting seem to be focused on starting kids off early in organized activities or sport. This … Continue reading
Bringing Nature Back to Nurturing Child Development
by Kimba M. Canadian children are growing less and less active, which is why movements such as ParticipACTION are at work advertising and trying to promote more active children. Perhaps by providing spaces that facilitate more than just physical development … Continue reading
Posted in Adolescence, Children, Positive Youth Development, Recreation
Tagged children, community, nature, physical development, play
5 Comments
Minimizing Risk: Are We Going Too Far?
by Brittany P. Every time I walk by a playground lately parents seem to be hovering behind their child. If they aren’t right there, you can almost always spot them sitting nearby on a bench, calling out the occasional “be … Continue reading
Posted in Positive Youth Development
Tagged children, no rules playground, play, playgrounds, Risk, youth development
6 Comments