Playing video games from various perspectives- playing outside is better
Hello. I am an employee who work at the ministry of education in Japan. To start with, let me talk about why
playing outside is beneficial in the wide range and why spending too much time
on video games can cause you trouble. I want to remind all of you that playing
outside is definitely ideal for children but these days the matter is becoming
more and more difficult. This is because the increase of traffics and crimes against
children are making parents sensitive to protect the safety of them. Moreover,
compared to before, there are less places for children to play which is taking the
opportunities away from them. Prevalence of video games and air conditioners are
additional sources which keep children indoor.
I am worried about children playing video
games from several points. First of all, playing video games for long hours can
suffocate your brain to develop. When it comes to young age, this problem would
be even more serious since brains have potential to develop till 20 years old.
What is more, sitting down while playing video games would lose your body
balance and you would likely to have more risk of getting fat. Additionally, it
is obvious that you will lose the skills of associating with people if you stay
indoors all the time.
Now, I want to persuade you by explaining
playing outside is necessary for children to develop some skills. Firstly, by
taking the sunshine, you will be able to normalize your body rhythm that
ultimately ends in good sleep. Good sleep is what children need to stay healthy.
Also, you can raise a correspondence ability to the change of environment.
Especially, I recommend children to play team sports. It does not only develop
human relations but also recognising your role and making originalities or
ideas of playing are good educations.
From my experience, what can be said is
that while playing video games cannot leave anything for you, playing outside
is necessary to gain basic strength which leads to bright future.
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