January 1999
Click for Health
Education: Play two video games and call me in the morning
By Herb Brody
Video games prop open a door in kids' brains, creating an opening through which knowledge can march with almost no resistance. Game-playing children absorb enormous amounts of information and develop outlandishly high skill levels. Trouble is, virtually none of what they learn has any value beyond the joystick and glowing screen.
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