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Digital games can be effective for the emotional development of children when used appropriately. While traditional games are important, digital games and technology can provide benefits like helping children with autism develop speech through targeted iPad interventions. When used properly with good digital parenting, technology may also improve mental health and wellbeing. Both traditional and digital games have value, and a child-centered approach that embraces creative uses of technology can help raise standards while promoting inclusion and innovation.
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