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When you type or text to someone you know the word you want to make appear on screen and you remember where the keys are. Maybe you can't tell them in order if someone asked you but if they asked you to type a word you'd be able to type it because you know where the keys are. For me I know how to spell certain words when I'm typing but maybe not how to spell it verbally. This is because I'm seeing the word being spelled in front of me. Technically when we type to each other we're spelling out words and then reading them in our mind. But when you speak out loud you don't see the words you just hear them. Sure, when you read text on screen you hear them in your mind, even right not you hear these words I'm typing, but you don't verbally hear them and you're seeing each letter make up that word. When someone spells something wrong you immediately notice it because it's not spelled right and you read it. When someone speaks something you don't read any letters, you only hear the word. So games can help you build up muscle memory and mind memory. If you can store items in game you have to remember where you put it, or if you need a recipe to make something you might remember the recipe, or maybe you remember a detail about something important, or maybe you remember the way through a maze or the way home. Some games are even built just to help improve your memory or the only way to keep progressing is remembering certain facts. My mom can type without looking at the keyboard but struggles with trying to walk in games. So now let's get into the educational benefits. One educational benefit is math. Now, the game doesn't have to have a goal to teach you math in order for it to have math. The point of going to school is to get an education! Not socialize, but you still might make friends. So this applies to all games. The game doesn't always have to have a goal of J but it might include J. Its goal might be X but it might still have J. In some games you can build houses and use recipes to make items. How big do you want your how to be? 30 blocks X 10 blocks X 60 blocks? Did you understand what I just said? Let me say it differently. 30 blocks on the X axis (left and right on the ground), 10 blocks on the Y axis (up and down on the ground), and 60 blocks on the Z axis (up and down in the air). This is how you'd build a house, using math, in a game called Minecraft. With these coordinates it means your house will be a rectangle with a very tall roof. 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You need wood and iron. How much wood? How much iron? We'll start with the handle. You need two sticks to make the handle for one sword. One wood log can be turned into four wooden planks, take two and you can then make four wooden sticks. You want to make 4 sword handles. So how many wooden logs do you need? One. For the sword itself it takes two pieces of iron. You want to make 4 swords, so how much iron do you need? Eight. See? Depending on what you're making and how many of that thing the recipe can call for lots of resources or just a few. Another educational benefit is problem solving. There are lots of games with puzzles or none but it can still include problem solving. A good game for example is Scribblenauts Unlimited. In this game you go to make different places solving people's problems to make them happy which gives you an item to cure someone. In order to solve their problems, you have to use adjectives and nouns to solve the problem itself or make something to solve the problem. The best part is you can solve that problem many different ways and no way is the wrong way. Some games even change based on your choices and we call these "paths". Some paths can change, stay on the same route, or end. So you need to solve each problem the best way otherwise you may choose the wrong path or a path that ends. Another educational benefit is reaction timing. If you don't want to die in a certain game your reaction to something could be the deciding fact of your survival or grave. The more you test your reaction timing the faster you will get and soon you'll be able to react to things quickly. This can come from games with combat like MMORPGs, shooters, and PvP (Player V Player).