sherryleio
China
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well it's kinda tough…since my son is also one member of this team :-(, he is 14 years, and he spends most of his spare time on playing video game…he is a not bad student, I meant he can finish his homework, and get high grades in school, just I think he can have been greater…Nowadays, it is almost impossible to ask teens to be completely away from the games, it would make them feel NOT COOL among their peers…the children are easily influenced by their peers, so what we can do is to help them to reduce the game time, and not so addicated to the games… It needs time to have some good habits…my son likes playing basketball, so I asked him to get up early on one saturday (he used to sleep till 11:00am), went to the nearby park, there is one basket field there…i did my normal morning exercise somewhere in the park, and he played the basketball with a couple of friends in the field…and now playing basketball is already one part of his weekend life. Since teens do not have good control of themselves, sometimes neither adults..so if they can find something more interesting, then they would not be so addicted to the crazy games…well, just my personal experience. Have a nice weekend…
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