Today many children spend a lot of time playing computer games and little time on sports. Why is it? Is it a positive or negative development.

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Nowadays, a great number of children waste their
time
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playing games, just a small deal of their
time
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is used to play sports. From the point view of mine,
this
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is not a positive way for children to develop. In the light of
technology's development
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the technology's development
, computer has become a popular thing, which is commonly used to work, study, and
also
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relax with computer games. In game, we can do everything, killing monsters to
get higher levels,
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get to higher levels,
collecting treasures, becoming a superhero and so forth. Especially, with the Internet, we can play with other players in the world. Those are reasons why people are addicted to playing games on
computer
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the computer
a computer
, not only children but
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adults. Spending a lot of
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playing games is not good for our health because it can get rise to some diseases
on
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in
our body, especially on
eyes
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the eyes
. In U.S, we can see that almost over-eight-year-old children have to wear glasses,
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the most clearest
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the clearest
the most clear
evidence for the downside of playing games. There
are
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is
a wide range of skills that a child must learn if he wants to live alone and become a successful person like communication skill, collaboration skill and so on. But with the way that children
watse
spend thoughtlessly; throw away
waste
wastes
their
time
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, they will not have enough
time
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to learn these skills, for
long
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a long time
time
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, that makes them become shy and unconfident. As we can witness, many successful people all over the world use their
communcation
the activity of communicating; the activity of conveying information
communication
communications
skill very well,
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because they could manage their
time
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effectively. It is discouraged that the children spend a lot of
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playing games, they should use that
time
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to play sports or do some other different works alternatively.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • allure
  • captivate
  • supervise
  • accessible
  • scarcity
  • safer alternative
  • peer pressure
  • educational tools
  • cognitive skills
  • implications
  • obesity
  • poor posture
  • hand-eye coordination
  • problem-solving abilities
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