Better than paper? Nintendo teamed up with American Art school to introduce NDS into teaching

Nintendo's NDS series Palm Machine in Japan has reached the level of a human, the Nintendo headquarters in Kyoto, many of the primary and secondary schools have long begun to use NDS as a teaching aids, on the one hand, to help improve children's interest in learning, on the other hand, as a teaching reform attempt. In the United States on the other side of the ocean, the role of NDS as a learning tool has again been affirmed, although previously some American schools have introduced NDS to teaching, but now the latest news is that Nintendo has been working with the National Council of Arts Education and agreed to work with the United States to provide NDSI XL and special learning　　Academy of Arts.　　Deborah B. Reeve, executive director of the National Council of Arts and Education, said to the media that they believed that with the use of new technology products, art school teaching methods are expected to break through traditional forms of restrictions to become richer and more diverse.　　In addition, most ordinary school courses are still based on mathematics and other basic disciplines, including painting, art class is the students are free to play the imagination and creativity of a few courses, which they choose to introduce NDS into teaching one of the reasons. One might ask: What's the difference between drawing on paper and drawing on NDS? The idea everywhere is the same. But since there is a chance for children to like art, why not? (Edit/Xu Mingming)