Sunday, 27 April 2014

Reflections from the Exhibition Evening

In the Exhibition Evening everyone got a reflection, to reflect what they learnt from each project. There were probably over 100 reflections that we received, these are some of our favorite reflections for our group.

  • Something I learnt is that lots of students play violent games and very inappropriate things not for children. I was Impressed with the amount of effort they put in to teach us. 
  • Something I learnt is that violent games are bad for your education and for your eyes. I was impressed with how the spoke loudly.
  • Something I learnt is that violent games should stop because when you play violent video games you will want to get better and violent games also changes you behavior. I was impressed with how they had a loud voice and I learnt a lot from their presentation and really liked it.
  • Something I learnt is that people can get REALLY addicted to video games. I was impressed with their video's, how the communicated and gave a lot of information.
  • Something I learnt that they felt very different about gaming after researching. I was impressed with their passion for educating.
  • Something I learnt is that kids spend to long playing violent games. I was impressed with the amount of information they had and the layout was very neat. 
  • Something I learnt is that violent video games lead to having a violent behavior. I was impressed with their E.C.A 'Educational Video Games' and how they are trying to teach young children not to play violent video games.
  • Something I learnt and was shocked be the number of  hours kids spend playing violent video games. I was impressed with the technology set up, their presentation and that they were confident speakers. 
  • Something I learnt is that over 9 people play violent video games for 10 or more hours per week, and violent video games makes people  bad, E.g. having underdeveloped-communication skills. I was impressed with the amount of effort they put into their presentation without teacher's help. 

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