Today's e-Reads: Study Says Active Video Games Don't Equal Active Kids
Those "active" video games? Turns out they may not be any better at getting kids off the couch, a new study finds. full story
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Govt commits to get kids active
THE NSW government has launched a physical exercise program at more than 1000 public schools in an attempt to get kids more active.
news.com.au (5 days ago)
Video games help children become smarter!
Active video games help children become smarter by boosting their self-esteem and problem-solving skills besides motivating them to exercise, says a new study.
indiatimes.com (28 days ago)
Video Games Can Be Good For Kids, Says Study
Video games are often accused of having a negative effect on kids, but a study involving dyslexic children has found the reverse.
sky.com (2 months and 19 days ago)
M. Obama, Big Bird call on kids to stay active
The two have filmed public service announcements encouraging kids to eat healthy and stay active.
usatoday.com (2 months and 26 days ago)
Rewards get kids active, but don't improve health
Children will meet activity goals to earn rewards, but the extra effort doesn't necessarily affect their weight and health, according to a new study
foxnews.com (2 months and 15 days ago)
Rewards get kids active but don't improve health
Children will meet activity goals to earn rewards, but the extra effort doesn't necessarily affect their weight and health, according to a new study.
mercurynews.com (2 months and 17 days ago)
Rewards get kids active, but don't improve health
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Children will meet activity goals to earn rewards, but the extra effort doesn't necessarily affect their weight and health, according to a new study.
reuters.com (2 months and 17 days ago)
St. I teacher lauded for keeping kids active
Joyce Chastang, a St. Ignatius teacher, has been honored for her extraordinary commitment to keeping children active.
cincinnati.com (7 days ago)
Video Games May Sharpen Focusing Skills in Kids With Dyslexia
THURSDAY, Feb. 28 (HealthDay News) -- Here's one possible treatment for dyslexia that kids won't complain about: video games.Italian researchers report that they found that children with the reading disability scored better on tests after they played an action video game for hours, possibly because their minds temporarily became more focused.It's not clear if video games...
ivillage.com (2 months and 19 days ago)
Health benefits of video games mirror role-playing games
The Week recently outlined the seven health benefits of video games, many of them mental and emotional. In addition to the physical benefits that improved motor skills and vision, a University of Utah study discovered:Kids who played certain games...
examiner.com (2 months and 8 days ago)
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