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Category Archives: Video games
Building community one Pokemon at a time
I just had to check out this crazy phenomenon of Pokemon Go tonight because I’d heard it was getting people out in the community – one of my heartfelt desires for my kids and myself. Amid groups of bluegrass … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Games, Happiness, movement, Nature, Play Physical, Video games
Tagged community, Jan Gehl, Pokemon, Trout Lake, Urban
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Controlling our kids
Vancouver doctor and public speaker Gabor Mate and co-author Gordon Neufeld have written a new edition to their 2004 book, Hold on to your Kids with the subtitle Why Parents need to matter more than peers. The update contains new and … Continue reading
Posted in Boys, Capitalism, Child-rearing, Community, Creativity, Daughters, Happiness, Internet, Nurture, Peace, Peers, Play, Respect, Sadness, Sons, Teens, Unstructured, Video games, violence
Tagged video games control free play
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Ten most violent video games (plus alternatives)
Ten most violent video games (plus alternatives) An American organization, Common Sense Media has compiled a list of what they consider the 10 most violent video games currently being played. Common Sense Media states that it is dedicated to improving the … Continue reading
Posted in Aggression, Boys, Games, Guns, Men, Respect, Teens, Uncategorized, Video games, violence, Weapons
Tagged Boys, media, video games, violence
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Guns revisited
In light of last month’s shooting tragedy in Conneticut, I was asked about guns, their availability and appeal, and gun control. I don’t make any claims to be an expert in analyzing such a thing but I do have a … Continue reading
Posted in Aggression, Aggressive, Bows and Arrows, Bravery, Child-rearing, Emotional literacy, Guns, Men, Nurture, Play, Respect, Sex-role stereotyped, Sons, Teens, Video games, Weapons
Tagged gun control, mass killing, Sandy Point Conneticut
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