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"There seems to be a perception that online gaming has a detrimental impact on children’s development. Nothing could be further from the truth, and there are countless–and complex–reasons for this, but it also makes sense at the basic benefits of game-based learning." Via Beth Dichter 
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Middle-class students tend to learn from their parents that asking for help is one way to problem-solve when completing assignments, whereas students from lower-income backgrounds tend to learn these skills from their teacher. A teacher shares her experience with students in her classroom on ways to help students learn to ask for help. An inspiring article! Via Beth Dichter
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Can games increase a child's learning and development? It appears that answer is yes. Below are six benefits and additional information is available in the post.
* Increases A Child’s Memory Capacity
* Computer & Simulation Fluency
* Helps With Fast Strategic Thinking & Problem-Solving
* Develops Hand-Eye Coordination
* Beneficial Specifically For Children With Attention Disorders
* Helps Children With Particular Skills (e.g. map reading)