อ่านกลยุทธ์เพิ่มเติมได้ที่นี่ are quietly teaching students in Kindergarten through Grade 12 a huge range of skills under the guise of play. These include teamwork, problem-solving, and even literacy and math skills. They also improve hand-eye coordination, spatial intelligence and analytic abilities through 3-D virtual worlds. Educators have been using games in the classroom for years to make lessons more engaging. However, the growing popularity of e-sports, which combine gameplay with sports, is changing how teachers see gaming’s role in education.
How Online Gaming is Shaping Education and Training
Many young people are choosing to spend more of their free time playing online games because they can socialize with friends and avoid other activities that might cause them to experience negative emotions or distract them from problems. This can lead to a loss of interest in other hobbies and activities, such as sports or cultural pursuits, and can eventually impact an individual’s overall health and wellbeing.
In contrast, some young people are using gaming to learn new skills and enhance their careers. One pitfall to watch out for here, though, is too much fidelity. When an educational game replicates a student’s day-to-day workplace experiences too faithfully, it may fail to engage learners. Moreover, it can prompt them to start picking apart the game elements that don’t match their own experiences, which can undermine learning. Instead, it’s often better to give them an analogical experience such as a mission to Mars or the management of a small business.
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