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    to do with video game design including art, music, computer programming and playing games of course. When people think about video games they think about how hard it is or how cool that level was, but there is a whole lot more that goes along with games. Art and music are two very big things that are included with video game design but are not thought of that much because people think they are not important. They are wrong art and music can be the most important part of the game to some people…

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    Video Games In Schools

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    Video games, first introduced to the world in the 1950s very quickly spread throughout the United States and the world as a hobby, pastime, and career for many people. People of all different walks of life fell in love with the escape presented by video games and sparked the creation of a new industry with the sole purpose of entertaining anybody with the money to afford the systems that could play games. Since the humble beginnings of video games with 8-bit graphics and sounds on small…

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    classroom. They talk about how computers have brought students together instead of isolating them (p. 341). And it is surprising how quickly young students can pick up on the fundamentals of using a computer. Computers can be used to teach in ways that we could not achieve otherwise. However, looking just 7 years forward, China recognizes internet addiction as a legitimate disease. Stone cites and incident where a high school student became so obsessed with an online game, that "he was…

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    A video game is considered an electronic game that is played by children, youth and adults. This game has spread dramatically worldwide and became famous all over the people from different ages. Such topic became the subject of controversy nowadays, because there are some children addicted to it significantly. Some people think that it is a useful innovation because their children stay home near them playing it, while others believe that this gadget seems a risk for their children’s life. Video…

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    “Our children’s digital lives are turning them into much different creatures from us and not necessarily for the better” (Hatch, 2011). Children are geniuses when it comes to using different types of technology because they are constantly on it. The good thing about using technology is children are learning more and improving their cognitive skills. The negative effect technology has on younger children is the harm that can affect their developmental skills in the future.Without limitations it…

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    My partner and I decided to discuss how understanding the concept of pillow method could affect our relationships with our peers. The pillow method works by breaking down a problem or argument into the 5 different perspectives. Understanding all of these perspectives can be valuable insight into resolving the problem and developing empathy, feelings that a person shares with others. Jordan described an argument with his sister in which his sister believes that ketchup tastes better than mustard…

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    the American Psychology Association (APA) that identified factors that cause youth violence and media violence is just one of many, the others including more serious things like early child abuse or neglect, poverty, cognitive impairment and lack of role models are also key to the child 's likelihood to become a violent criminal. Cutler also addresses a study that helped shed light on why media violence might affect children the way that it does. Children who saw people screaming at each other…

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    surrounded by video games is almost inevitable, even more so with video game popularity continuing to increase. Video games are readily available on a variety of different devices including mobile ones, which allows one to be able to play video games at any time of the day, anywhere. Because of its time consuming role in a child’s life, the question of whether video games are affecting a child’s academic performance is often argued. Although parents and teachers conclude that video games are…

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    attributes were developed on another dimension. My parents regard gaming as a waste of time, but they do not realize that gaming taught me valuable habits and qualities. In multiplayer computer games, virtual worlds reflect certain aspects of reality, from the barter economies to the structures of social power. The in-game character can also reflect the person behind the keyboard. When my character fails to complete a quest or mission, I feel that particular taste of failure too. Failure and…

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    The year is 2015 and video games are more popular now, than ever, due to the incorporation and expansion of the online factor in gaming. This online component has transmuted casual (offline) video gamers into addicted gamers. According to Rooji et al. “Both Korean and western researchers report specifically that Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORPGs) are the main culprits in cases of online video game addiction” (205). These massive multiplayer games are essentially a…

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