Games help 'could lead to skills'
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Volunteering at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games could lead to qualifications, organisers claim.
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Children with learning disabilities can enter the UK School Games after a move by the equality commission.
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Talking to youngsters in the language of text could prove an invaluable way of increasing their access to services.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 8 (Reuters Life!) - It's not all fun and  violence in video games, according to makers of a new genre of  games which claim to boost players' mental health and  self-esteem.
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Video games are great back-to-school items -- and they're also great investments.
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Computer games are integral to many youngsters' lives and should be studied in school, academics argue.
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Music lessons can improve memory and learning ability in young children, research shows.
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Video games, often maligned as  having little or no redeeming value, are becoming a way for  firefighters, soldiers, currency traders and college  administrators to hone their skills.
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Teachers are urged to adopt new strategies to help children who fall behind in English and maths.
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Gaming on the move is one of the fastest-growing activities amongst the tech-savvy in India, says a report.
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The military's videogame recruiting tool does more than just lure future troops. It also teaches the kind of medical skills that can help save lives.
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A curriculum shake-up will see children spending more time learning through play at primary school.
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Talking to youngsters in the language of text could increase their access to services.
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Video game skills and a good poker face online are becoming key job skills in the financial markets.
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Improving the skills of disabled people would enhance economic growth, a think-tank says.
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A new book argues that in playing video games, boys are actually training for the new world of work, not avoiding it.
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Game makers need to spend time to make sure that music adds to the playing experience.