
Originally Posted by
Logan13
"(Children) still need what developing human beings have always needed, including real food (as opposed to processed "junk"), real play (as opposed to sedentary, screen-based entertainment), first-hand experience of the world they live in and regular interaction with the real-life significant adults in their lives," the group warns.
No, I do not think that I missed the point at all (BOLD above)
Kids have always been in school as they are today. The facts are that athletics participation is down, test scores are down, and obesity is way up.
As for the claim that tons of gaming at a crucial age leads to underdeveloped cognitive capacity in children, they seem to have quite a few learned people and studies behind this statement. What do you have to counter these claims besides your opinion?