A new whitepaper from two Seattle organizations exhibits research into how tabletop roleplaying games, such as Wizards of the Coast's Dungeons & Dragons, can be used to help children and teenagers develop their social skills.
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The play experiences game designers and developers create for teens can support them in building core social and emotional skills vital to their wellness.
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A successful game-based program that teaches social skills to neurodiverse children and teenagers has been secured the University of Melbourne's backing to drive its expansion.
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Who doesn't love video games? Though you might claim that you are not an avid gamer, at some point in your life, you might have enjoyed playing strategy games or enthralling shooter games. There are more benefits one can garner from spending some time playing video games. Most video games would need players to give serious concentration and strategy in playing.
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Although most teenagers’ parents assume that videogames are just bad distractions from the important things in life, there is evidence out there that suggests otherwise. Of course, gaming for long hours every day isn’t good for your mind or body, but in moderation, gaming has been said to have some amazing benefits for learning and cognitive ability. In this blog you will learn three main ways that video game skills can help you in real life, transferring your hangout hobby into an actual life skill which can be used practically too.
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