• Meghan Laslocky
• 22 Jan, 2021

Some educators and parents express concern about the games’ sometimes violent content (Counter Strike: Global Offensive, for example, is a first-person shooter game that features prominently in high school esports), but the jury is out on whether or not there is any connection between gaming and real world behavior. And there is a long history of public school hostility to the integration of blatantly commercial, quasi-educational content—think
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