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Aptos Psychologist: Action video games may improve reading

Brains of children with and without dyslexia

To read, a child must distinguish  different shapes and do so quickly.  Now there’s some evidence that action videos may assist children with dyslexia.  It worked for a small group of Italian children and now they will try it with children speaking English.

“Playing fast-paced action  video games for 12 hours over two weeks markedly increased the reading speed of 7- to 13-year-old kids with dyslexia, with no loss of reading accuracy, says a team led by psychologist Andrea Facoetti of the University of Padua, Italy.” Science News

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