Study: Video games can help dyslexic kids read


By AGENCY
  • Family
  • Friday, 28 Jun 2024

Action video games like 'Space Invaders Extreme 2' had a lasting effect on children's phonological development, researchers say. — AFP

AFTER hearing alarming reports on the effects of screen time on young people, some parents might not like the idea of their offspring playing video games. Yet there are positive aspects to this pastime.

In fact, a new study claims that video games can be beneficial for preschool children at risk of dyslexia.

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