Neon Kids Helps Children In The Online World
Neon Kids; The program (currently in its beta phase) will officially launch in December, and securing a coveted spot in this exciting group will make the perfect holiday gift for the avid young gamer in your life. Neon Kids is designed to help children ages 8-14 exist in today's challenging online world and develop their gaming skills. Young gamers will learn how to prioritize time management and will learn vital leadership and developmental skills in a safe and controlled setting. Kids will be invited to take on leadership roles, learn the nuances of complex group dynamics, and improve their self-esteem - all while exploring their passion for gaming. The program is taught by a group of professional gamers who work with each child in weekly small group sessions, and gives structure to a young gamer's schedule and help balance their online play. eSports is continuing to gain popularity among kids and pre-teens, and founder Mariah Hale is determined to create a safe and friendly community for kids to thrive in. The Neon Kids program will involve community outreach with the goal of teaching other kids how to act ethically and responsibly - which will perpetuate and create kinder generations to come.
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