Rachel Kowert

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 068: Video Games and Your Child's Physical, Social, and Psychological Well-Being · 1 Aug 2017 podcast

It shouldn't make us feel bad.

Everyone's different.

There's evidence that a range of processing skills like hand-to-eye coordination, attention span, all of those kind of skills that would be clustered under cognitive skills tend to be improved with games that have fast-paced action.

I I'm not familiar with that game.

It sounds like sounds fast to me.

Um, but games that require quick reaction times, games that have a lot of stimulation, these tend to be like the first

first person type shooter games, but also, you know, action adventure type games.

That's kind of the genre that you would want to focus on if you're looking to improve cognitive skills of various kinds.

Yeah.

I mean if if we knew the underlying um element, we'd all be rich 'cause we could make another one. 'Cause Minecraft is really like a a world of its own.

I mean, it's wild.

I think a lot of it is because it's a sandbox game.

So this is one of the genres of video games.

There are others.

I can't think of them off the top of my head, but

What this means is the world is open and you can interact with pretty much anything.

So every day is new and novel.

You can experiment, you can innovate.

No two days are ever the same.

And with Minecraft, you also have the online element.

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