Which of the following is NOT a common sign of body awareness problems?

Playing sports competitively indicates that a student likely has a heightened sense of body awareness, as it requires coordination, movement skills, and the ability to navigate space effectively. Students who participate in sports are typically engaged in their environment and develop an understanding of their physical abilities relative to others. This involvement in competitive sports generally shows that the student is comfortable with physical activity and aware of their body's movements and spatial orientation.

In contrast, the other options reflect behaviors more commonly associated with body awareness problems. Avoiding physical activity may stem from a lack of confidence or discomfort with one's body in motion. Constantly looking at one’s feet while walking can suggest trouble with spatial awareness and orientation, while pushing or banging into peers indicates a lack of awareness of personal space and the capacity to navigate without collision.