Emily Chan
As a result, kids can learn how to make quick, effective decisions, employ different strategies to see which ones produce the best outcome, and gain an understanding of the meaning of consequences.
Creativity
Playing video games also boosts creativity. A study conducted by Michigan State University shows that, in a group of five hundred twelve-year-olds, the more they played video games, the more creative they were with writing stories and drawing pictures.
Creativity is just as important as achieving academic excellence. It helps open up your mind and broaden your perspectives.
When a child plays a video game, they are given the freedom to think for themselves and come up with their own ideas.
Leadership
Additionally, it has been found that video games may improve leadership skills. In games, kids alternate between leading and listening to directions.
Being in charge will hone your child’s abilities to deal with conflict and motivate others to do their best to reach their goals. Interacting with people in this manner and being able to follow someone else’s lead also shows strong skills in teamwork.
So, in conclusion, banning video games altogether might be doing your child more harm than good.
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