While multiplayer games present wonderful opportunities, they can also be problematic for children with social challenges.

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STEAM night at Washington Irving School included ... “The kids are loving it," she added. "They don’t even see it as educational, they see it as games and fun, but they’re really building ...

A year of online learning, bubbles, flow tests and little social contact followed and school leaders say they are still dealing with the impact - rises in special educational needs (Sen ...

offering a variety of “experiences” including games and virtual spaces. Most of the experiences are free, but offer upgrades, bonuses and random items in exchange for cash. What do kids make ...

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Over the past two decades, school districts have spent billions of US taxpayer dollars equipping classrooms with laptops and other devices in hopes of preparing children for a digital future.