Parents nowadays, allow their children to play computer games because according to them,
computer games help, in one way or another, in developing the decision making and analytical skills of their
child. Do you agree? Why or why not?
Answer (1)
No, I disagree. Even though computer games can be entertaining, they may not always help children develop decision-making and analytical skills. In fact, too much gaming can lead to addiction, less focus on studies, and poor time management. Some games are purely for fun and do not provide educational value. Children can learn decision-making and analytical skills better through real-life activities such as studying, solving puzzles, reading, sports, and social interactions.
