• 217: How to end the video game struggles

  • Jul 22 2024
  • Duración: 1 h y 12 m
  • Podcast

217: How to end the video game struggles

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  • Video games can be tough. Our kids enjoy them so much…but can’t tear their eyes away from them when time’s up without a meltdown. Some games, like Fortnite and Roblox, can be really violent, and aren’t our kids learning bad messages when they play? Plus even if they aren’t playing something violent, they aren’t really learning anything beneficial, right? In this episode with @TheGamerEducator Ash Brandin and co-interviewer parent Nicole, we talk about common struggles parents have with kids who are playing games, including:
    • How to address dysregulation at the end of screen time
    • How to ‘scaffold’ the child’s ability to manage their own screen time
    • The links between screen time and intrinsic motivation
    • Why we can feel OK using screen time to give ourselves a break
    • How to model appropriate screen time use in front of our children

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    Jump to Highlights 01:50 Introducing the topic and guests for this episode 03:17 Moderate video game use generally has neutral or positive effects, contrary to earlier studies linking it to aggression. 07:02 Many studies linking video games to aggression overlook confounding factors like socioeconomic status, trauma, and family...
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