Every child in this world has the right to enjoy a sport. No one should have to miss out on the thrill of hitting the ball, or scoring a goal, or knocking down all the pins and for children with special needs, they don't have to miss out on it! There are many different organizations that kids can participate in and still enjoy fully. Special Olympics offers opporutnities to every child out there with a variety of sports. I believe that playing with children who also have a disability is not un anfair advantage because they all have the same struggle. My cousin Kelly participates in cheerleading, swimming, gymnastics, and dance. She loves every second she spends doing her sports with her friends.
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When it comes to sports everyone knows there are the good coaches, bad coaches, and mean or nice coaches. When a coach is inspired by a person with special needs, you know they are a good coach. The coach of Cornell University’s basketball team is very inspired by people with autism. I agree fully with this becaus eKElly inspores me everytime I am with her. She inspires me to be a better person and not judge anyone.
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