Games are
good for
kids!
Don’t let the stigma behind
gaming fool you!
Don’t let the stigma behind
gaming fool you!
Worried parent usually correlates gaming towards violance, addiction and all sorts of negativity. This is because maybe they themself haven’t played any games before
Those who lacks knowledge about something foreign would easily jump to a conclusion that it isn’t normal or good
Video games present players with specific rules and objectives that require decision-making and strategic planning to achieve success.
Players often face situations that demand quick thinking and planning, enhancing their cognitive abilities.
Games such as Zelda and Overcooked necessitate high levels of coordination and planning, while titles like Mario encourage learning through trial and error.
Most video games require players to engage in multitasking, enhancing their ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. Action and adventure games often demand players to remain aware of their surroundings while executing complex maneuvers.
Early exposure to multitasking through gaming can give children an advantage in academic and athletic pursuits.
Research from Michigan State University indicates that children who play video games exhibit greater creativity in tasks such as writing and drawing compared to those who do not. In contrast, children using devices for non-gaming purposes did not show similar enhancements in creativity.
Video games can inspire children to pursue careers in the rapidly growing gaming industry.
The global gaming market earns over 90 billion USD annually and continues to expand.
Career paths include: animator, programmer, illustrator, sound designer, game designer, streamer, and professional gamer.
Not interested in this specific industry?
Gaming also builds persistence and resilience. Which is essential traits for ANY profession.