Competition doesn’t just create winners and success stories. It builds strong personalities, resilience, determination, a sense of humor, and humility. It builds high-performing entrepreneurs, executives, and business leaders. It makes us strong. It motivates the students and drives them to Put forth their best effort. It sparks interest and passion and ignites a fire within. The healthy competition requires teamwork and positive participation participants are encouraged to improve themselves and a new technique winning is just an added bonus it keeps students aligned with the purpose and the process while practicing.
The benefits of healthy competition are as follows:
- builds classroom community by strengthening relationships
- helps develop problem-solving skills
- bring out skills, talents, gifts, and creativity that may not have been seen within traditional classroom projects
- builds confidence
More Motivated Students
For students, it’s like a game contest. Students competing against each other makes them try harder to succeed. They keep trying harder, and the extra effort is seen in improved grades and standardized test scores.
More Confident Students and Teachers
A natural by-product of success is confidence. If competition leads to winning, then this may very well boost the confidence of students and teachers alike.
Collaboration and teamwork
Competing on teams can encourage inclusion, support, and a desire to help one another.
Kindergarten III always strives to enhance these skills among students by creating an environment where students can compete in such a way that leads to being a successful learners.
