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Square Dancing Should Not Be A Standard In Physical Education

Created by W.B. on January 06, 2017

Square dancing does not need to be a standard during Physical Education. Dancing is more of a hobby than an exercise. There are many other things that can be considered exercise such as hockey. However, that is a sport that can be done at a school. Dancing can be used as a club or sport, but not a standard. Dancing is just a mix between agility and moving your arms, and there are other, more enjoyable things we could do such as volley ball or soccer. Also, many people don't enjoy dancing, or being partners with other dancers. Others may enjoy it, but everyone should be happy. So all in all, dancing is a semi-useful standard but for the most part, it should not be a standard.

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