Is it true that children who are obsessed with games are actually tyrants?

Lead: Due to the rapid development of society, every household has electronic products such as mobile phones and computers. For children, this kind of electronic product actually affects learning very much. Many children are obsessed with games and spend a lot of time playing video games every day, but some people say that these children are actually tyrants, which is actually a very absurd statement.

First, games affect learning. If parents want their children to concentrate on their studies and improve their academic performance, then they must limit the time their children play video games. Proper entertainment will really improve children's intelligence and relax them, but if you concentrate on playing video games, your study will definitely decline for a long time, and you will not concentrate on doing your homework in class, which will lead to inefficient listening and inability to do your homework. These are the effects of video games, so their academic performance is generally poor.

Second, the types of games Although many children are obsessed with playing games, they actually use their brains in the process of playing games. Some children like to play reasoning games, which is more difficult. They exercise their logical thinking and other thinking abilities in the process of playing games, so playing such games often can really improve their intelligence. However, if they like to play video games and some simple card games, they are obsessed with such games, which is very important for their intelligence.

Third, the combination of work and rest parents can't let their children play games in their daily lives, nor can they let their children play games too much. Educating children must pay attention to the combination of work and rest. If you are in a state of study for a long time, you will be very distracted and easily tired. Therefore, if parents want their children to learn more efficiently, they must let them play properly after studying and do something they like and are interested in.