Skills for the 21st century ‘73% of parents in game households say games help their children learn about technology, 68% say games help their children learn maths, 64% say games help children learn to plan.’1 - Video Games in Education - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Skills for the 21st century ‘73% of parents in game households say games help their children learn about technology, 68% say games help their children learn maths, 64% say games help children learn to plan.’1 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-05-14 22:20:51 Open Document File Size: 196,63 KB Share Result on Facebook City Melbourne / / Company STEM Video Game Challenge / Award Partners / COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS / Community Partners / Travel Partners / Industry Partners / INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIPS / Media Partners / / Country United States / Australia / United Kingdom / / Currency USD / / / EntertainmentAwardEvent the 2014 STEM Video Game Challenge award / / Facility Australia/Bond University / Entertainment Association/Bond University / / IndustryTerm finished product / online channels / / Organization Joan Ganz Cooney Center / Deirdre Jackson Director ACER Foundation / ACER Foundation / Eveleigh NSW Australian Council / Australian Council for Educational Research / Bond University / Interactive Entertainment Association / / Person Deirdre Jackson / / / Position Major / Chris Rosicka Project Director / market leader / community leader / / URL www.stemgames.org.au / / SocialTag Video game development Literacy Sesame Street The Joan Ganz Cooney Center STEM fields Acer Inc. Electronic Arts Australian Council for Educational Research Education Technology

Skills for the 21st century ‘73% of parents in game households say games help their children learn about technology, 68% say games help their children learn maths, 64% say games help children learn to plan.’1Add to Reading List