JAM speech about: 1. Video games- A bane to younger society. 
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Video Games for Kids: Blessing or Curse?
For most young people, playing games on a computer (or video game console or handheld device), checking email, social networking, and texting are just a regular part of the day. Most are able to juggle the multiple demands of school, sports, work or chores, lessons, and family life.
Video games are fun and exciting, and they can, occasionally, be educational. Gaming can improve eye-hand coordination, and may foster positive social interactions. Young people with little athletic interest or ability have an opportunity to compete in a different way, and to form friendships with like-minded gamers. For some young people, computer and video games, streaming, social networking and other activities offer an opportunity for them to “reinvent” themselves, which can be very seductive.
For young people who struggle with social skills, or lack the skills to play team sports, these games entertain and level the playing field. Computer games are emotionally safe. When a young person strikes out in a baseball game, he’s doing it in front of a crowd of peers. But when he makes a mistake while playing a video game, no one else has to know.
Video-game errors aren’t circled in red ink by teachers, either. In fact, making mistakes helps the player improve. By trial and error, he learns the specific action needed to advance the next time. There is satisfaction in steadily improving and, ultimately, winning, with no chance of failing or being teased.
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