“The importance of good
sportsmanship”
Sportsmanship
is a great tradition in sports
and competition that means playing clean and handling both victory and defeat
with grace, style, and dignity. Good sportsmanship is learning to play the game
with a certain attitude. The key is always in how you choose to communicate
with your child on the subject. If you model and teach good sportsmanship your
child will be able to learn it from you and you will be able to hold them to a
higher standard. The first role model that your child will have for the proper
behavior in games and sports is you. It depends on respect for the rules of the
game. It
has been associated with A competitor who exhibits poor sportsmanship
after losing a game or contest is often called a "sore loser" (those
who show poor sportsmanship
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