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Survey: Videogames Are Not Detrimental to Kids’ Academics

July 8, 2009 emily.delphi 0 Comments academic performance, effects of video games, first person shooter games, kids online games, parenting, Parenting Advice, Parenting Skill, parenting styles, parenting tips, visual spatial skills

A new study has shown that videogames have no adverse effects on the academic performance of kids. The research, done

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