In many countries today there are many highly qualified graduates without employment What factors may have caused this situation and what, in your opinion, can/should be done about it?

It is believed that, nowadays, while children prefer watching

television

to reading a book as a way of learning, the book plays an irreplaceable role in offering children a much better education. Given the amount of knowledge

television

can transmit to a child and its alluring presentation, I completely disagree with

this

statement.

Firstly

, not only can

television

entertain children with hilarious cartoons, it has plenty of educational programmes.

For example

, many channels

such

as Discovery Channel and National Geographic can both trigger their curiosity and enhance their understanding about the surrounding world.

Therefore

, by spending plenty of time watching TV, children can equip themselves with basic knowledge for their education when they grow up.

In contrast

, books, with their limited availability within children’s reach, fail to display

such

a wide range of insight if adults do not store a large number of books at home.

Secondly

, watching TV is more exhilarating than reading a book. TV programmes are well-edited with thrilling footage and captivating sound, whereas books are full of words and tedious. Sometimes they are hard to follow for young children because of a lot of terms they cannot understand without their parents’ assistance.

For instance

, according to a survey with students at a primary school in London, 80% of the respondents said that they preferred to learn more through

television

for reasons mentioned above.

Therefore

,

television

is obviously a useful learning tool for children early in their age to self-study without getting bored. In conclusion,

although

some may express their concern about the inability of watching

television

to well educate a child compared to reading books, I strongly believe that

television

is a more informative and enjoyable tool for children to learn things on their own from a young age than books.

Furthermore

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