The Brain-Boosting Benefits of Gaming

Name: The Brain-Boosting Benefits of Gaming
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Arie Kaplan

Jan 2017 · Lerner Publications ™

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Has anyone ever told you gamers out there that your time would be better spent studying? Well, don't let go of that joystick just yet! Turns out, advancing to that next level of Super Mario Brothers has a similar effect on your brain as getting an A on your spelling test. Video games have been successful at training elite groups in the U.S. military and future doctors. Discover how they can help boost your brain power too!

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Jonathan Haycraft

October 16, 2019

I BUY YHIS FOR 5 DOLAR AND STILL ALL FS IN M Y PE AND MATH AND SCIENCE AND ENGLISH AND HISTORY AND STUDY HAL;L AND LUNCH CLASSES >:(>:(>:(>:(>:(>:(>:( 8======D

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About the author

Arie Kaplan has written jokes and comedy sketches for the television series TruTV Presents: World's Dumbest.... He has also written humor articles for MAD Magazine. Aside from his work as a comedy writer, Arie has written numerous nonfiction books for young readers on subjects ranging from the life of Vlad the Impaler to the history of pop music. As a comics writer, he has written comic book stories and graphic novels for DC Comics, Archie Comics, Bongo Comics, IDW Publishing, Penguin Young Readers Group, and other publishers. He is the author of the acclaimed nonfiction book From Krakow to Krypton: Jews and Comic Books, which was a 2008 finalist for the National Jewish Book Award. He lives with his family in New York City. Please check out his website, www.ariekaplan.com

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