Comments on: How could school work and homework ever compete with video games? Any ideas? http://www.gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas Nintendo Wii And Xbox 360 Tips, Tricks And Cheats Mon, 28 Nov 2011 22:00:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: louis vuitton http://www.gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-6505 louis vuitton Mon, 28 Jun 2010 14:34:05 +0000 http://gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas#comment-6505 Hi, I enjoy your article. This is a nice site and I wanted to post a comment to let you know, great job! Thanks Louis Hi, I enjoy your article. This is a nice site and I wanted to post a comment to let you know, great job! Thanks Louis

]]> By: Dr P http://www.gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-173 Dr P Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:15:57 +0000 http://gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas#comment-173 I say we need to figure out how to require each child to do an hour of math (or English, history, biology, etc.) for each 2 hours of video games. This could all be done via Xbox Live or the internet. So if you see your child playing 4 hours of video games some Saturday, that means they also had to do 2 hours of math and biology, etc. This could all be managed via the internet with a link to each child’s school and curriculum. Video game companies will not do this until parents and educators stand up and demand it. If they want our money, they are going to have to work with us, and not against us! Yea! I say we need to figure out how to require each child to do an hour of math (or English, history, biology, etc.) for each 2 hours of video games. This could all be done via Xbox Live or the internet. So if you see your child playing 4 hours of video games some Saturday, that means they also had to do 2 hours of math and biology, etc. This could all be managed via the internet with a link to each child’s school and curriculum. Video game companies will not do this until parents and educators stand up and demand it. If they want our money, they are going to have to work with us, and not against us! Yea!

]]> By: Robert W http://www.gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas/comment-page-1#comment-172 Robert W Tue, 26 Jan 2010 13:10:19 +0000 http://gamerconsumerreports.com/how-could-school-work-and-homework-ever-compete-with-video-games-any-ideas#comment-172 MARIO TEACHES TYPING!!! I kid, i kid, that game was terrible. Video gaming and education are closer than a lot of teachers think. Complex video games can build reflexes, encourage complex problem solving (legend of zelda, anyone?) hand-eye co-ordination and many other skills. Here's a thought : Teach what kids or students want to learn. That's really down to the government, though. So you're screwed. :( MARIO TEACHES TYPING!!!

I kid, i kid, that game was terrible.

Video gaming and education are closer than a lot of teachers think. Complex video games can build reflexes, encourage complex problem solving (legend of zelda, anyone?) hand-eye co-ordination and many other skills.

Here’s a thought : Teach what kids or students want to learn.

That’s really down to the government, though.

So you’re screwed.
:(

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