In fact, moderatecompetition is good for children, but extreme competition can devastate achild. Research tells us that temperament, culture, talent and the age of thechild affect how a child handles competition.
The puzzle in âpomp and circumstanceâ is âcircumstance.â We use âcircumstanceâ today, usually in the plural form âcircumstances,â to mean the context or conditions surrounding something, the place, time, causes and effects, etc., of an action or state of being.
Both the injury and the event have to be considered accidents in order for a claim to be covered. Accidental means is a precise definition of âaccidentâ, and is stricter than merely defining an accident as an unforeseen event. Insurance policies for bodily harm or death often include a provision that requires the death or injury to be caused by external, violent, and accidental means.