Monday, November 19, 2007
Educational Video Games
Education is taking advantage of new technology in all aspects. Statistics show that elementary and middle school girls play for an average of about 5.5 hours/week and boys an average 13 hours/week. Even young children, as young as in preschool, are starting to play video games. Companies are now creating more educational video games. The effects can be very promising, considering the amount of time students play. However, educational video games can have a negative effect if children are passive. If students don't have cognitive activity, it is useless and a waste of time. Despite this, several articles show positive effects and benefits.
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