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The influence of online gaming on student achievement
Rampant growth of the internet, bringing a lot of influence for students. One was the presence of online games
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These games can interfere with learning achievement. This is because the game has the addictive nature of online games or take opium. As a result children are already familiar with online gaming would likely be affected, either directly or indirectly.
School children is one group that easily influenced by the impact of online gaming. Time that should be used for rest or play, but children tend to use it to sit at the computer and cool in the online game play.
Although it looks like just sitting a long-term impact of the games games that spends free time more than 30 hours per week, and game play can be draining and it requires concentration and diransang curious children to pursue high value even the children forget when to stop.
“Such dependence can lead to negative behaviors such as stealing money to buy new games, skipping school, doing homework lazy (PR), or a feeling of calm when not playing games.
When children play games with a high degree of dependence and incorrect sitting position while playing the games feared the child would suffer from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) or joint pain among children.
Prevent Impact Games
To prevent a child playing online games is certainly not an easy job. Internet facilities are widely available everywhere, one internet cafe, makes the child can access the Internet from anywhere.
Not always have to play at home, children can steal time after school to visit the online gaming arena or internet cafes that are around their school.
For that, there are some things that need to be a parent. Among them:
1. In collaboration with teachers in schools to participate monitor the development of student learning.
2. Establish informal communication so that a child could open to parents, so parents can provide education to a child without the child...