A Survey Study 0f Parents’ Attitude Towards Physical Education & Sports In Relation To Their Socio-Economic Status
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The study also reveals that the physical education & sports have made them economically and psychologically strong at the grass root level. The study shows that there should not be any gender hindrance in the field of physical education & sports to participate in various events at national, international & Olympic level. Now –a days sports persons are given prime and equal importance to compare with other fields. Participating in various events have made them fit and healthy. Recently sports persons have turned as professionals and have become popular than other field like doctors, engineers &scientist. This study shows that there is still a lot of work that needs to be done to encourage more children to take part in sports. Hopefully this study may contribute towards some positive changes coming from the Department of Education and Training at national level, at provincial level and at district level and eventually filter down to the schools.
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