OECD argues that computer games have ' positive effects on learning ' Many games ' incorporate good learning principles ' and ' problem - solving ' Children who play almost every day do better at maths and reading . But it warns there are risks to the ' addictive nature of gaming ' Gaming can reduce sleep problems and often stops children exercising .
OECD report finds computer games have 'positive effects on learning ' Many games 'incorporate good learning principles ' and 'problem-solving ' Children who play almost every day do better at maths and reading . But it warns there are downsides to the 'addictive nature of gaming ' Gaming can cause sleep problems and often stops children exercising .