The Future of Esports in Physical Education

I recently learned that some schools and colleges in the US are already introducing esports as part of their curriculum. Even physical education is starting to include virtual games and competitions. Will this soon become a required subject? I can’t imagine kids playing video games instead of traditional sports. In my opinion, physical education should be focused on developing the body, not on computer skills. I’d like to hear others’ opinions!

Hi! I think the idea is not as strange as it may seem at first glance. In some countries, for example, in the USA, eSports are already included in the physical education program. This gives children a chance to develop not only mental skills, but also to learn how to work in a team. In addition, for children who do not like regular sports, this is a great way to find their place. The article talks about this in detail. If you are interested, you can read it here: https://www.virlan.co/esports/how-us-education-includes-esports-in-pe/  . In the future, I think eSports can become an important part of school education.

Interesting topic! I also read about how some colleges have already created gaming labs for physical education classes. It sounds strange, but it seems that schools see eSports as something more than just video games. I agree that it will not completely replace physical exercises, but perhaps it will add variety to the educational program.

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