How Sports Affect Academics
How do sports affect students’ academics?
Reflective Piece
Narator: This Reflective Piece consists of three persons who are John, Rodney and Paul.
Narrator: Week before Cape results are out
John: So fellas, cape results coming out? Feel allyuh do good?
Rodney: I hope so, I put in enough time and study because I was behind and I wanted to prove that I could do what nobody expected of me and excel.
Paul: Hahaha, Rodney why you studied? You are still going to fail?
Rodney: No, I stopped basketball to study and I made some good sacrifices.
Paul: Stopped basketball? Make me stop football na? I’m going to do excellent in Cape and get a scholarship just for football.
John: Well like you, Paul, I continue to play cricket but I was also focusing on my studies and putting in meh extra work. I balanced my academics with my extra-curricular activities.
Rodney: Well, we will see which one of the three techniques worked the best.
John: Yes we will see, but I pray to God I succeed.
Paul: Ok den, we will see how good I’ve done.
Narrator: Walking in school to collect their results
John: Ok fellas, now today is the big day.
Rodney: Yes it is, we will find out what our future is and what our next step in life is.
Paul: Who wanna pray?
Rodney: Pray na Paul.
Paul: Please Lord, let us get the required grades needed to further our education in what we will like to do and be proud in Jesus name, Amen!
Rodney: When you serious, you serious boy Paul but why you couldn’t be serious like that for your school work as you were for football or for this prayer?
Paul: I was! Allyuh was just getting fooled.
John: Let us just go quickly and get our grades please!
Narrator: After receiving the Cape Results
Rodney: Yesss! Da wa we talkin bout!
John: Dun kno, I do rel good dan.
Paul: Hmmm, I did ok, could have done better.
Rodney: John and Paul how allyuh do?
John: I did great, I got four distinctions and there’s even a bigger surprise. Guess?
Paul: Wa is da boy?
Reflective Piece
Narator: This Reflective Piece consists of three persons who are John, Rodney and Paul.
Narrator: Week before Cape results are out
John: So fellas, cape results coming out? Feel allyuh do good?
Rodney: I hope so, I put in enough time and study because I was behind and I wanted to prove that I could do what nobody expected of me and excel.
Paul: Hahaha, Rodney why you studied? You are still going to fail?
Rodney: No, I stopped basketball to study and I made some good sacrifices.
Paul: Stopped basketball? Make me stop football na? I’m going to do excellent in Cape and get a scholarship just for football.
John: Well like you, Paul, I continue to play cricket but I was also focusing on my studies and putting in meh extra work. I balanced my academics with my extra-curricular activities.
Rodney: Well, we will see which one of the three techniques worked the best.
John: Yes we will see, but I pray to God I succeed.
Paul: Ok den, we will see how good I’ve done.
Narrator: Walking in school to collect their results
John: Ok fellas, now today is the big day.
Rodney: Yes it is, we will find out what our future is and what our next step in life is.
Paul: Who wanna pray?
Rodney: Pray na Paul.
Paul: Please Lord, let us get the required grades needed to further our education in what we will like to do and be proud in Jesus name, Amen!
Rodney: When you serious, you serious boy Paul but why you couldn’t be serious like that for your school work as you were for football or for this prayer?
Paul: I was! Allyuh was just getting fooled.
John: Let us just go quickly and get our grades please!
Narrator: After receiving the Cape Results
Rodney: Yesss! Da wa we talkin bout!
John: Dun kno, I do rel good dan.
Paul: Hmmm, I did ok, could have done better.
Rodney: John and Paul how allyuh do?
John: I did great, I got four distinctions and there’s even a bigger surprise. Guess?
Paul: Wa is da boy?