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At last, critics that don't like games and are obsessed with books can finally pack up their things, go home and find something else to criticise. Because TIEM (Teachers Investigating Educational Multimedia) found out that Gamecube, XBox, Playstation 2 and other console games affected more than 700 students (7-16 years of age) in the UK alone.
Thing is that according to The Times, playing videogames can help students to bulid more common sense, communication and the skill to solve problems. This will eventually help students get better results in critical subjects such as Maths, spelling, reading and other subjects that make people miserable.
The director of TIEM, Anne Sparrowhawk said that games can help the human mind to think better in strategic planning and logical thinking. It teaches children to make decisions before they act. Even one of the researches stated out that games like Rollercoaster Tycoon, Sim City and Championship Manager teaches gamers the true meaning of psychology.
So, do games really help us to solve problems in the real world? Or is this just a load of crap? "I" dont know, but I think it somehow helps you...
*To be honest, I never knew that George Washington became president on April the 30th until I completed Metal Gear Sold 2: Sons Of Liberty.
Thing is that according to The Times, playing videogames can help students to bulid more common sense, communication and the skill to solve problems. This will eventually help students get better results in critical subjects such as Maths, spelling, reading and other subjects that make people miserable.
The director of TIEM, Anne Sparrowhawk said that games can help the human mind to think better in strategic planning and logical thinking. It teaches children to make decisions before they act. Even one of the researches stated out that games like Rollercoaster Tycoon, Sim City and Championship Manager teaches gamers the true meaning of psychology.
So, do games really help us to solve problems in the real world? Or is this just a load of crap? "I" dont know, but I think it somehow helps you...
*To be honest, I never knew that George Washington became president on April the 30th until I completed Metal Gear Sold 2: Sons Of Liberty.
Boss_Pac_Man2 wrote:
> no, he's an international boiled egg running champion. it's such a
> hardcore game it only gets shown at midnight on channel five.
>
> :)
How wrong can you be?
im international boiled egg running UNDEFEATED champion, its its after midnight blue for you who didnt know, fridays only.
> no, he's an international boiled egg running champion. it's such a
> hardcore game it only gets shown at midnight on channel five.
>
> :)
How wrong can you be?
im international boiled egg running UNDEFEATED champion, its its after midnight blue for you who didnt know, fridays only.
;)
smileys forgive all.
:(
:(
i was trying to provoke some boasting which i could shoot down, fool!
no, he's an international boiled egg running champion. it's such a hardcore game it only gets shown at midnight on channel five.
:)
:)
you a rugby player?
And when they say its bad for you as you wont get enough exercise well that rubbish as im feeling fitter than ever since ive been playing them more, i can run 5 laps now, compared to the old 1/2. And i finding my reflexs quick and can get out of the way of a 6 ft man running towards me when i have an egg shaped ball in my hands :)
At last, critics that don't like games and are obsessed with books can finally pack up their things, go home and find something else to criticise. Because TIEM (Teachers Investigating Educational Multimedia) found out that Gamecube, XBox, Playstation 2 and other console games affected more than 700 students (7-16 years of age) in the UK alone.
Thing is that according to The Times, playing videogames can help students to bulid more common sense, communication and the skill to solve problems. This will eventually help students get better results in critical subjects such as Maths, spelling, reading and other subjects that make people miserable.
The director of TIEM, Anne Sparrowhawk said that games can help the human mind to think better in strategic planning and logical thinking. It teaches children to make decisions before they act. Even one of the researches stated out that games like Rollercoaster Tycoon, Sim City and Championship Manager teaches gamers the true meaning of psychology.
So, do games really help us to solve problems in the real world? Or is this just a load of crap? "I" dont know, but I think it somehow helps you...
*To be honest, I never knew that George Washington became president on April the 30th until I completed Metal Gear Sold 2: Sons Of Liberty.
Thing is that according to The Times, playing videogames can help students to bulid more common sense, communication and the skill to solve problems. This will eventually help students get better results in critical subjects such as Maths, spelling, reading and other subjects that make people miserable.
The director of TIEM, Anne Sparrowhawk said that games can help the human mind to think better in strategic planning and logical thinking. It teaches children to make decisions before they act. Even one of the researches stated out that games like Rollercoaster Tycoon, Sim City and Championship Manager teaches gamers the true meaning of psychology.
So, do games really help us to solve problems in the real world? Or is this just a load of crap? "I" dont know, but I think it somehow helps you...
*To be honest, I never knew that George Washington became president on April the 30th until I completed Metal Gear Sold 2: Sons Of Liberty.