Today, e-sports has become as interesting as any other sport. Esports tournaments of League of Legends, Valorant, Counter-Strike and many more games continue to be held all over the world. And yet, there is a huge increase in the number of players playing the games. Despite this, many people still do not see being an esportsperson as a profession.
Think about your childhood and say to your family, “I’m going to be an e-athlete”. How would they react? If you think they will support you, you should know that your parents are one of the few who approve, because according to a study, the vast majority of parents do not favor their children’s careers in esports.
E-sports in school curriculum can benefit children’s development
While they welcome a career in sports, the remaining 67 percent are concerned. The vast majority of parents don’t even want their children to play video games as they develop, but researchers say adding esports to children’s school curriculum will benefit their development. Against this view of the researchers, 69 percent of parents think that the traditional curriculum should be adhered to.
Children who receive e-sports training do not need to be e-sportsmen, but this training is thought to be beneficial in the future. At the same time, children who want to be e-sportsmen can be provided with the opportunity to achieve more successful works with this education. According to researchers, students who study video games can form healthier relationships in online spaces and competitive environments. At the same time, the troll and toxic behaviors they display in video games are recognized and corrected at the initial stage is seen as a big step forward.
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