Some people say that television is a very useful tool when it comes to education. Others argue that television is a much overused, ineffective teacher.

In the new millennium, technology is set to become an essential feature of the society. People are frequently confronted with the arguments concerning the efficacy of widespread
television
use in the domain of education. In my viewpoint, if managed adequately within the confines of
classroom
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the classroom
a classroom
,
television
can well serve as a complement to
educational process
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the educational process
educational processes
an educational process
. There is no point in denying that
television
is primarily the product of entertainment and was invented for recreational purposes. Broadcast nowadays is too commercial with the myriad of entertaining channels let alone adverts that may interfere with the studying process of young people. Added to
this
, there are a number of academic lessons in schools that are inextricable to assimilate and those classes need to be imparted by teachers not technology. What is more, Educating young generation via
television
broadcasting appears to be not only pointless in terms of delivering lessons but
also
hazardous for youngsters’ wellness. Constantly being in front of TV screens, young people are at risk of suffering from poor eyesight and problems with posture. Despite the negative effects,
television
if used appropriately under the control of educators is a productive tool in young peoples’ education.
Television
as a valuable asset may be exploited by teachers to conduct their lessons in an interactive way. Educational videos and games,
for instance
, are believed to have positive effects on students’ intellectual
wellbeing
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well being
.
Furthermore
, academic pressure upon
young
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younger
generation these days is higher than it has ever been thereby
television
in the classroom may provide an escape for students during break times. Overall, only if managed properly adoption of
television
in the sphere of education is a great advantage for both students and teaching personnel.
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