Initiating Esports Programs in Schools: A Step-by-Step Guide with Dr. Richard A. Woodruff, Commissioner and Founder at CCEL
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In this episode of Learning Through Technology: A K-12 EdTech Podcast, Dr. Richard A. Woodruff, Commissioner and Founder at CCEL, joins Alex Inman and Robert Cireddu to share insights on the growing esports industry, how it can be integrated into schools and the career opportunities associated with it.
Richard runs Central California's high school and middle school esports leagues, along with a committee of district and school leaders. Richard has more than fifteen years of experience in creating resources and techniques that have been used to better support staff with enhanced stress management and EQ development.
Today, Richard talks about the fast growth of the esports industry, the benefits of playing esports, and how to manage gaming addiction through parental guidance.
Join us as we discuss:
The diverse career opportunities that Esports offersEsports' role in incentivizing academic performanceEsports' role in Tackling Unemployment and bridging Generational GapsThe role of parental involvement in managing gaming addictionHow Esports helps students develop their digital identity and social-emotional skills in both online and offline settingsIf you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts. Instructions on how to do this are here.
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