Article: Computer games 'should be in class'.

Article: FEARS AS TEACHERS QUIT OUR SCHOOLS; Nick Seaton: ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  December 22, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... effect on the quality of education in Scotland's schools. Nick Seaton, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, said: 'It ... substandard education for our Number of Scots teachers falling Nick Seaton: 'Disturbing figures' Continued from Page One children ...

Article: Rate relief change adds to buyers' power ; From April 1, major ...
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  July 3, 2008 ;     639 words ... ... properties are given rate relief while they are empty, reports Nick Seaton-Burridge of Scott Burridge Commercial. Prior to that date ... with purchasers able to be much stronger on negotiations. Nick Seaton-Burridge can be contacted at Scott Burridge Commercial ...

Article: Active computer games 'a gimmick'.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  January 28, 2008 ;     348 words ... ... campaigners as a gimmick. Schools have trialled socalled "active" computer games, which require gamers to do more than simply press buttons, to improve exercise rates. But Nick Seaton, chairman of the Campaign for Real Education, dismissed the ...

Article: Insomnia curse of Generation X-Box ; OVER EXCITED: Children can't ...
The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  April 13, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... Byline: Jo Macfarlane COMPUTER games and fast food have ... andallowing children to play computer games and watch TV in their ... beforegoing to bed.' Nick Seaton, chairman of the Campaign ... authority and remove computer games from bedroomsto make ...

Article: Are computer games zapping Scrabble?
The Daily Mail (London, England);  March 31, 2004 ;     565 words ... ... recognised formally,' he said. But Nick Seaton, of the Campaign for Real Education ... learn important skills when playing computer games. A study carried out by Michigan State ... Basic Skills Agency, has warned that computer games are replacing many traditional family ...

Article: The broccoli bribe; Computer games and iPods on the ...
The Daily Mail (London, England);  May 20, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... eat healthy food with promises of digital music players and computer games consoles under a new school meals scheme. The [pounds sterling ... eventually be rolled out across the country. But last night Nick Seaton, of the Campaign for Real Education, said: 'This really ...

Article: Will the Wii woo pupils back to the gym?
The Daily Mail (London, England);  January 28, 2008 ;     450 words ... ... five schools. But a recent report in the British Medical Journal said playing 'active'computer games was no substitute for real sports. And Nick Seaton, of the Campaign For Real Education, said: 'This issurrendering to the laziest pupils ...