gaming and your brain

Tips to recognise gaming addiction, balance your usage and stay safe online 

Free online learning about online gaming for kids 

Recommended for grades 4-6. Maximum 50 students per session.

Students will learn:

  • the positives and negatives of using video/online games
  • information about how gaming affects the brain
  • info about dopamine and how it can impact our behaviours
  • info about what makes games addictive
  • the signs of gaming addiction
  • strategies to manage video/online game usage

 

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curriculum alignment & evidence base

All our topics and sessions are aligned to the Australian Schools Curriculum and based on the latest in psychoeducational research, presented by Kids Helpline counsellors.
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what happens on the day

Our counsellors personalise the session based on the needs of your class.
Here is an example of how a session may run.

 

Introduction (5 mins):

  • Interactive ice-breaker
  • Brief summary of Kids Helpline

Presentation (30 mins)

  • Presentation of key content in your chosen topic/session, including coping strategies & support options
  • Interactive learning activities (group work, video watching, games, role playing, etc.)
  • Practical application of key strategies
  • Movement/interactive breaks included as needed

Conclusion (5-10 mins)

  • Summary of session
  • Group reflection
  • Questions & answers

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