It is such a great feeling to have some sort of entertainment when a person has nothing to do for the rest of the day. I am not talking about watching television, or listening to music, but I am referring to video games. Video games are a great form of entertainment, not only you have fun but you also get to keep yourself busy for the a long period amount of time. It can be fun for the family and for friends to just have a way to interact with each other. However, when it comes to video gaming it teaches you more than you can imagine, but of course how will you know when you are too busy having fun. Today I will be informing you how video games are a great form of practice to develop oneself abilities, self conscious, and self exercise.
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In source, Major new study shatters stereotypes about teens and video games, by Pew internet and american life project says, “Game playing is social, with most teens playing games with others at least some of the time.” Just think about it the technology is so far advanced that most games require some sort of team work at least when you are playing online with other players. I myself have worked together as a team with people from all over the world and so far it has been a great strategy not only on video gaming but in real life as well. The survey also states, “ The goal of the survey was to test that gaming might be prompting teens to withdraw from their communities. It turns out there is clear evidence that gaming is not just an entertaining diversion for many teens; gaming can be tied to civic and political engagement.” Many teens help each other to learn about the problems society may be having during their gameplay because, many game players know how to multi task. The survey shows that 52% of the gamers think about the moral and ethics issues, as 43% of gamers help each other to make decisions on how the community, city, or nation should be run, while 40% of gamers report while playing video games where they learn about a social issue. Gamers are much more aware of what is going on around their surroundings, but of course why would anybody even think of that if these gamers are just staring at a tv
In source, Major new study shatters stereotypes about teens and video games, by Pew internet and american life project says, “Game playing is social, with most teens playing games with others at least some of the time.” Just think about it the technology is so far advanced that most games require some sort of team work at least when you are playing online with other players. I myself have worked together as a team with people from all over the world and so far it has been a great strategy not only on video gaming but in real life as well. The survey also states, “ The goal of the survey was to test that gaming might be prompting teens to withdraw from their communities. It turns out there is clear evidence that gaming is not just an entertaining diversion for many teens; gaming can be tied to civic and political engagement.” Many teens help each other to learn about the problems society may be having during their gameplay because, many game players know how to multi task. The survey shows that 52% of the gamers think about the moral and ethics issues, as 43% of gamers help each other to make decisions on how the community, city, or nation should be run, while 40% of gamers report while playing video games where they learn about a social issue. Gamers are much more aware of what is going on around their surroundings, but of course why would anybody even think of that if these gamers are just staring at a tv