Welcome to Why Video Games Addictive (Minecraft Fortnite Roblox)- Avoiding Gaming Addiction by a Programmer

This very popular class covers the essentials every student needs to know about why video games are so addictive, the issues that they might be experiencing and what to do to avoid them.

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1) Why video games are addictive  - the tricks used to keep you playing and spending more
2) How to recognise the symptoms - if you spot addiction earlier it's easier to deal with it
3) What can happen if you get addicted - the reasons why you want to avoid addiction 
4) Ways to deal with it or prevent it & how to make better choices about how you use your time

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Are they playing more than 1 hour of video games a day?
Are they becoming isolated from family and friends?
Are they lying to others about how often they play video games, and do they often play in secret?
Do they become upset and irritable when they’re not playing video games?

Did you say yes to any of these? If so, you need this class fast!

The class is taught by teachers with experience in computer science and video game programming. Many video games including Roblox, Minecraft, Fortnight, Pokémon, Call of Duty, Among Us, Rocket League, Mario, Zelda are on the list for the most addictive games ever! This class is perfect for students aged 8 -16 years old.

▬▬▬▬▬▬ Further Support ▬▬▬▬▬▬
If after this class you want support dealing with this issue and with the help of other students with the same problem, please click the following link for my support video game addiction class: https://bit.ly/video-game-weekly

Or if you prefer to join a Group - https://bit.ly/VideoGameGroup

▬▬▬▬▬▬  Schedule Requests & FLEX  ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 
If you do not see a time or date listed for a class that interests you, please message me with a few possible dates and times, and I will do my best to offer a session that will work for your schedule. Should you prefer flexible schedule classes, here is the link for my flexible version of this course - https://bit.ly/video-game-flex

▬▬▬▬▬▬ Minimum Student Levels ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 
Please be aware I try to teach all of my classes to at least 3 students as I feel it provides a better teaching and learning experience. If the minimum amount of students is not reached 72 hours before the start of the course, students will be notified and offered a refund or transfer.

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This class is currently being taught by Jo Reynolds and Dr Peter King. There will be no difference in the content or quality of the class. But if you have a preference then please check who the allocated teacher is for the section you are booking.

Welcome to "Why Video Games are Addictive and How to Avoid Gaming Addiction," a class taught by programmers with experience in computer science and video game programming. In this popular class, you will learn the essentials of why video games are so addictive, how to recognize the symptoms of addiction, and what can happen if you become addicted. You will also learn ways to prevent or deal with addiction and how to make better choices about how you use your time.

This class is specifically designed for students aged 8-16 and covers popular games such as Roblox, Minecraft, Fortnite, Pokémon, Call of Duty, Among Us, Rocket League, Mario, and Zelda.

Some symptoms of video game addiction to look out for include playing more than one hour of video games per day, becoming isolated from family and friends, lying about or hiding the amount of time spent playing games, and becoming upset or irritable when not playing games. If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, this class is for you.

In addition to the class, we offer further support for those dealing with gaming addiction through our weekly support class and student support group. We also offer flexible scheduling options and try to accommodate requests for specific dates and times. Please note that our classes have a minimum enrollment of 3 students to ensure a better teaching and learning experience. If the minimum enrollment is not met 72 hours before the start of the class, students will be notified and offered a refund or transfer. This class is currently being taught by Jo Reynolds and Dr. Peter