Posted by Bell (1378 days ago)
I honestly believe it's better to start with REAL books and story-telling. In my experience of dealing with undergrads, the ability of young people to read into a book or research reports these days is deplorably low. I'm not being judgmental. // There is an old Chinese saying that water can keep a boat afloat yet topple the boat. This wise saying applies squarely to online activities nowadays. Well-used internet skills bring us to a huge reservoir of knowledge but the very same equipment can lead a kid astray. Most (not all) online games are based on fights, wars, romantic encounters etc. Some of them lure kids into the habit of cheating off an opponent's sword, helmet & so-on.... .... We shouldn't be too surprised to find students in HK and elsewhere becoming more and more problematic. I therefore strongly recommend that you choose a game software which suits your child. No shooting, no violence, and good luck!
(I am based in Hong Kong)