[NDG.Stitch]

Well the thing about gaming is, that is has more negative than positive in terms of health and academics. It's bad for your eyes, and your health in general proven everywhere. Plus, it definitely affects academics more than a regular sport since there is a factor of stress and strategy all day long. I think putting SC2 into a curriculum will be very hard as it really isn't a way to set a grading system for it. It'll be hard, but goodluck!

[ToRVenom]

Originally Posted by StitchSPR

Well the thing about gaming is, that is has more negative than positive in terms of health and academics. It's bad for your eyes, and your health in general proven everywhere. Plus, it definitely affects academics more than a regular sport since there is a factor of stress and strategy all day long. I think putting SC2 into a curriculum will be very hard as it really isn't a way to set a grading system for it. It'll be hard, but goodluck!

Im not trying to get it set as a subject . I am trying to get it set in as an extra-curriculum activity . Like Chess is at schools. students have the choice to do it and compete with other school.