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EdTech companies are preparing to make another push for VR in K-12 education, and market forces seem behind them. Many are skeptical, saying that VR is untested in a classroom setting. Though falling costs are making companies particularly bullish. Observers say that VR can be dangerous for children with emotional and psychological complications, acting as…
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EdTech companies are preparing to make another push for VR in K-12 education, and market forces seem behind them. Many are skeptical, saying that VR is untested in a classroom setting. Though falling costs are making companies particularly bullish. Observers say that VR can be dangerous for children with emotional and psychological complications, acting as a powerful trigger. There’s plenty of research left to be done on the effect of VR in schools, but companies are readying to make the push anyway.
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