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Originally Posted by Hads930

I'm not sure I understand your point or maybe I was unclear in mine. Imaginary games like cowboys and indians, Army, Legos etc. are considered to be unstructured in that for the most part they have no rules, no clock, no score, and encourage creativity. As I mentioned in my response to the OP's question, these activities are considered to be extremely helpful in a childs development and the Dr. I mentioned thought there was a even some benefit to the unstructured nature of minecraft. I'm not sure how thats stupid, you agree that kids need this time because their lives are full of structured activities. Her point was that there could be a downside if minecraft or a computer was the only place children went to be creative. It was her opinion that at some point the isolation of the device starts to become counterproductive. Again, everything in moderation.

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