Experts say that video games have a positive effect on the performance of children in school.
The scientific staff of the Royal Melbourne Institute of technology concluded that children with a weakness for virtual entertainment, succeed in the exact Sciences.
Scientists noticed that students who spend time playing online video games, pass math tests by an average of 15 points higher than the rest.
The researchers explain this by the fact that in the games children are often faced with complex problems that require mathematical skills and knowledge to pass on to the next level.
Also, scientists do not exclude that attraction to video games can cause the child to love math.
That is to say that virtual reality brings only negative effects, and not fair.
