While spending hours on Facebook or other social media sites can lead to bad results in school playing video games may not have such adverse effects. A new study has found that online video games can even sharpen math science and reading skills in teenagers. The video games could help students to apply and sharpen various skills learned at school. The findings showed that students who played online games almost every day score 15 points above the average in maths and 17 points above the average in science. When you play online games you're solving puzzles to move to the
