A recent study reveals that engaging in non-directed activities is critical to children’s development – and their parents ...

But actually, Gen Z credits a different sort of pastime with fostering their social skills — and surprisingly, parents actually agree! According to a new study, Gen Z believes that playing video games ...

Dungeons & Dragons, the 70s-era role-playing game, might bring to mind orcs and elves and multi-sided dice. But today, D&D and games like it are helping kids and teens learn important life skills.

But if we now admit that it is possible to acquire knowledge in mathematics or physics with a game, what about more transversal skills, such as social and emotional skills? Well, video games are ...

What’s more, the survey indicated, after school activities matter – students who played video games scored lower in social skills than ... came top, matching its performance in PISA’s ...

“There are toys and games that help foster social or communication skills ... This toy also creates learning opportunities for skills like sorting, matching, and counting.

What connects these in-game skills to real-life earnings ... highlighting the career benefits of these social skills. Gaming can enhance memory and cognitive skills, with 40% of surveyed ...