Should students play video games during school days?

Answer 1

Students should be allowed to play Video Games during school days for the following reasons:

• It occupies time when finished homework/studying. There is approximately 7-8 hours of free time for a student when coming home from school, and some of that time will most likely be spent with leisure.
  
• It stops "sneak playing." Many students play video games behind their parents' backs, and in fact they may play more than people who are allowed to play on school days.
• It suppresses the gaming "weekend warrior." Students (who are not allowed to play on school days) --usually play excessively on the weekends, ignoring all prior commitments (homework, sports etc.) essentially becoming a video game addict--. This is because of the lack of gaming on a daily basis --so they feel that they need to play as much as they can on the weekends--.
  
• It prevents students from hating their parents when they are older. They will not feel like they did not have the privileges that other classmates had, and have a higher morale. They will be more focused in school, sports etc.
• They will not be distracted with anticipation of the upcoming weekend. Knowing that they are able to play on school days, students will not feel obligated to play their hearts out on the ever-so-special weekend. With this, they will most likely play less on the weekends; while playing moderately on school days, sometimes outgrowing video games.
• It may counter TV/computer addiction. With video games, the more severe TV /computer addictions will subside.
  

Here are some tips on how to control a student's gaming:

• Only allow he/she to play video games after all prior commitments are finished (homework, chores etc.).
• Set an allotted time of gaming for the student on school days; ideally 1-2 hours.
• For students: Know when to stop. When you think you are too involved in the game, stop playing as it may turn into video game addiction.
  

Answer 2

Oh, dude, should students play video games during school days? Well, technically, no, because they should be focusing on their studies and all that important stuff. But like, if they sneak in a quick game during lunch or something, who's really gonna know, right? Just don't let it affect your grades, man.

Answer 3

Students should not play video games during school days as it can be a distraction from their academic responsibilities. Video games can also have negative effects on cognitive development, attention span, and academic performance. It is important for students to prioritize their education and focus on learning during school hours. Extracurricular activities such as gaming should be reserved for free time outside of school.

Answer 4

Well, my friend, it's important for students to focus on their studies during school days to learn and grow. But if they have free time and can manage their responsibilities, playing video games can be a fun way to relax and unwind. Balance is key, just like adding different colors to a painting to create a beautiful masterpiece.