How gaming became a form of meditation
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The Digital Rocking Chair's curator insight,
July 6, 2015 3:50 PM
Anna Washenko: "There are a lot of amazing classic games in the Internet Archive that will take some trial and error to get working. These tips will help you get started." |
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Matthew is 16, has dropped out of school and plays video games for at least 12 hours a day. Experts say thousands of families are dealing with this problem — but help is out there. Via Peter Mellow
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Chris O’Brien of Mercury News believes learning how to make video games in K-12 schools can be a real possibility. His nine-year-old son asked him one day if the two of them could make a game, and in his journey to answer his son’s question, O’Brien learned of a growing network of educators and researchers focused on teaching kids how to make games. Via Peter Mellow
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