Instead of limiting screen time, researchers want better beneficial content


By AGENCY

A study reveals that television and video games affect children's cognitive functions, but can also be beneficial, particularly for learning and concentration. — AFP

IT’S WIDELY acknowledged that children are spending more and more time using tech devices, but less is known about the long-term effects of this screen time.

A team of researchers has analysed over 30 studies published on the subject over the past 23 years.

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