A UK study of 20 families published in Reading Research Quarterly found that children aged 7–12 use their whole bodies while gaming — expressing emotion, solving problems, and building connections. Researchers argue video games foster both pleasure and a sense of accomplishment, and should be recognised as a complex form of digital literacy that actively supports children's well-being.
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Étude : les jeux vidéo favorisent le bien-être des enfants, pas seulement le temps d’écran

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Une étude britannique portant sur 20 familles, publiée dans Reading Research Quarterly, révèle que les enfants de 7 à 12 ans mobilisent tout leur corps en jouant : ils expriment des émotions, résolvent des problèmes et construisent leur identité. Les chercheurs soutiennent que les jeux vidéo favorisent plaisir et sentiment d’accomplissement, constituant une forme complexe de littératie numérique.

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