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Do you want a challenge and get better or keep doing the same thing for years?

Co-ed sports should be in schools.

SEPARATE BY SKILL

• Prevent stereotyping
• More can play

SEPARATE BY SKILL

• Kathryn Barr (medical doctor)
• Girls- pass-oriented
• Boys- focus on own success
• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=f5xLR3S46Dw (4:06-5:30)

BREAKS LAW

• Federal Title IX
• Makhaela Jenkins, football, 2013

BREAKS LAW

• National Woman’s Law Center
• Georgia 51st
• 66% schools 10

COUNTER ARGUMENT

• Girls not as strong
• More injures

REBUTTAL

• Some girls develop faster
• Find new skills

WE SHOULD HAVE A COED SPORT SCHOOL

WORKS CITIED

• Barr, Kathryn Rateliff. “Positive Reasons for Coed Sports.” Azcentral, Healthyliving.azcentral.com.
• Flandreau, Melissa. “Coed Sports: When Should Boys and Girls Play Separately.” Active Kids, 2018, activekids.com.
• Reason, Leigh. “What Are the Benefits of Girls & Boys Playing Sports on the Same Team.” Live Strong, 2017, Livestrong.com.
• “Should Sports Teams Be Coed?” Junior Scholastic, no. 14, 2018, p. 5. EBSCOHost, web.a.ebscohost.com.
• “Should Team Be Coed?” Scholastic News, 2018, p. 7. EBSCOHost, Web.a.ebscohost.com.
• Wallace, Kelly. “New Report Hightlights Gender Equity Gap in High School Sports.” CNN, 2015, cnn.com.