Power Of Youth Basketball Programs

Many forms of power come to youth when they play basketball with friends. Some of these powers will be carried around with a child for many years and help them later in life too because playing basketball develops muscles and teaches children to dig deep and find the power that they need to excel in playing the game of basketball.

Playing basketball teaches children to rely on the power of their own bodies and to dig deep at times when they feel they have no strength left to shoot one last basket. Amazing things occur when children use all of their abilities to play basketball. Playing the game of basketball requires children to use their body and mind while on the court, and discover how to blend the two together to become an outstanding basketball player, even if they only play the game on weekends.

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Socialist History Journal 26: Youth Politics, Youth Cultures


Youth and generational conflicts are the focus of this latest journal in the series, with articles ranging from the emergence of youth politics after World War I to the politics of punk…. More >>

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Using National Campaigns in a School Assembly Program

School assemblies play a very important role in a school curriculum.  Not only can they be used to communicate effectively with the entire school’s student body, but can also be used to motivate, encourage and educate the youths of today.

When planning your school assembly program, try to incorporate a theme based on national education campaigns or even world events.  Many organizations specialize in educating students on a huge variety of themes.

During Red Ribbon Week, arrange for an organization to educate everyone during school assemblies on the use and abuse of drugs.  Some organizations offer adventure sports shows, theatre productions or even just basic physical activities to demonstrate the importance of living a drug free, healthy lifestyle.

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