First I would like to say thank you for your input to help me with my project.
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Originally Posted by Al Skierkiewicz
There is no doubt that extracurricular activities fill out the educational needs of students who are challenged for more opportunity. Activities like music, sports and First challenge these students to become better citizens, open to new educational challenges, and all the concepts that Gracious Professionalism encompasses. Although this program is designed to encourage engineering and scientific study, it is just as important for those who find that science and technology is not their career choice. By narrowing their search, these students can find a career and a direction in another field.
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I could not agree more with what you have said here extracurricular activities help the student to become devoted to something of their picking, it also allows them to see that winning is not everything and sometimes the best way to win is to lose if it helps someone else. Also with the skills learned and the networks created students can succeed in any study that they choose.