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Dogo News: Researchers Believe Gamers Are Able to Learn Faster ArticleDogo News: Researchers Believe Gamers Are Able to Learn Faster Article
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DOGO Media
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5th - 8th
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Social Studies & History
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Dogo News: Researchers Believe Gamers Are Able to Learn Faster

Curated by ACT

Article reports on studies examining the differences between games and non-gamers to perform certain visual tasks. Includes video.

3 Views 1 Download

Concepts

imagination, video games

Additional Tags

cognitive abilities, gamers, gaming, visual skills, brown university, dogo news, psychology

Classroom Considerations

  • Knovation Readability Score: 3 (1 low difficulty, 5 high difficulty)

Common Core

RH.6-8.8

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