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    Topic: Cause and Effect of online game addiction There are many reasons people play games: for their entertainment‚ relaxation‚ studying and burning free time. Game is a part of human creativity‚ it keeps people entertained‚ creative‚ figure out what to do or better at problem solving. The game can include friends so people will play together or against each other and become competitive. Other than the benefits from playing online games‚ there are also problems from online games. Two main causes

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    Performance enhancing drugs are substances used by athletes to improve their performance in sports‚ such as anabolic steroids‚ creatine‚ and testosterone. More and more athletes nowadays are using performance enhancing drugs due to higher competition‚ and even some high school student athletes! Not only is it unfair‚ but it destroys the user’s body. Performance enhancing drugs can be tempting to teens because they will be better and have an edge. Another factor could be that they want a better body

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    ONLINE GAMBLING & Comparative analysis between games of skill and games of chance Gambling includes any activity or undertaking whose determination is controlled or influenced by chance or accident and it is entered into or undertaken with consciousness of the risk of winning or losing. So‚ Online Gambling is basically Gambling over the Internet. Neither the Indian Government has implemented any specific law to deal with the issue of Internet Gambling nor there are laws that bar internet gambling

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    Learning Of English Via Online Games Noor Azwa Mohamed Ozir General Studies Department‚ Ungku Omar Polytechnic Abstract : Computer games as a leisure activity have become an ever-increasing part of many young people’s day-to-day lives (Griffiths & Davis‚ 2005). Krasilovsky (2006) claimed that young learners tend to ‘favor “edutainment” applications-academics-oriented games’. Wood (2001) investigated the use of learning games as a learning tool and concluded that game-like formats could be

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    Tessa Johnson Professor Harrison Composition II 2 October 2012 Effect of Video Games on Kids Growing up‚ playing outside was what I did for fun. Whether it was riding my bike‚ playing with friends‚ or swimming‚ I was outside for hours at a time every day. Today‚ kids have access to things like Xboxes‚ Playstations‚ and Nintendo DS. In a study conducted by Gentile‚ Lynch‚ Linder & Walsh (2004) "adolescent girls played video games for an average of 5 hours a week‚ whereas boys averaged 13 hours

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    violence video game on teenagers. The reason of this research is conducted is because teenagers spend a great deal of time with violent video games at exactly the ages that they should be learning healthy ways to relate to other people and to resolve conflicts peacefully. Because video games are such good teachers‚ it is critical to help parents‚ educators‚ and policy-makers understand how to maximize their benefits while minimizing potential harms. This research is an academic research and this

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    Elementary Education: Shaping the Minds of the Future Kayla Lovell Composition II Ms. Reed 22 January 2012 Outline Thesis: Elementary teachers may not have highest income‚ but they have one of the most fulfilling careers. Introduction: When thinking back to elementary school‚ what most people remember the best‚ are the teachers they had along the way. Elementary teachers not only introduce their students to the basic concepts of core subjects‚ they also help pave the path to each student’s

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    are video games. A majority of the youth have been exposed to gaming for a long time some of us taking it as a way to relax but what happens‚ though‚ when the gaming starts to take over? When you dream the game…When your fingers start mimicking playing the game when you are nowhere near it? When you are dying to get back home so that you can continue where you left off. Good day to the teacher and fellow boys and girls today my topic is on how video games affects the youth. Video games are a multi-billion

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    A STUDY ABOUT HOW GADGETS AFFECTS THE STUDIES OF 4TH YEAR HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS OF LITTLE JESUS LEARNING CENTER CHAPTER I INTODUCTION PROBLEM AND ITS BACKROUND For centuries‚ men have unceasingly searched for new discoveries and with those new discoveries come forth new technology. Today‚ the search is long from over despite the fact that there is a wide and fascinating array of gadgets available in the market. Some of these gadgets are portable music players. The evolution of which we

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    The Effects of Art‚ Science‚ and Social Studies in Elementary School Grand Canyon University: UNV 501 July 22‚ 2012 The Effects of Art‚ Science‚ and Social Studies in Elementary School PELLISH‚ J. (2012). PAST‚ PRESENT‚ FUTURE: Stories of Identity in an Elementary Art Room. Art Education‚ 65(1)‚ 19-24 Shifting to a “student-centered approach helped increase individual student level of enthusiasm” while teaching art in a multi-cultural school

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