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1.

Why might you choose to integrate Minecraft esports into your daily instruction?

You don't have the support to offer a larger experience.

To enhance student engagement in the classroom.

Curricular objectives provide inspiration for Build Challenge prompts.

All these options.

2.

Which level of Minecraft esports focuses on flexibility, voluntary participation, and community building?

Integrating Minecraft esports through daily instruction.

Extracurricular programs, such as clubs or intramurals.

Schoolwide challenges, which involve a school offering a build challenge to its classes to compete in.

Districtwide challenges, where multiple schools within a district compete to be the regional winner.

3.

What considerations are required to scale a tournament from a classroom to a districtwide experience?

Logistics (venue, devices, timeframe), adequate support, and effective communication.

Making sure you have an awesome prize to reflect the scale of the experience.

How to create a Build Challenge that supports a large number of students.

How much food do you need to order for everyone?

4.

How does an esports club experience differ from classroom esports integration?

Esports clubs are more focused on fun, and classroom esports focus on learning.

Esports clubs are for students looking to become pro esports athletes, and classroom esports are best for newbies.

Both experiences are identical.

Esports clubs can be implemented flexibly during breaks or after the school day, whereas classroom esports happen during daily instruction.

5.

What resources are available to help you get started with your Minecraft esports program?

There are no resources available to help you get started.

The How to Mine Guide, and the Esports 4 Newbies Guide

Minecraft Club Guide, Tournament Guide, and the premade Challenge Series worlds.

The Agent-your own personal Minecraft coding agent helps create anything you need!

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