Children can learn effectively by watching television. Therefore they should be encouraged to watch television both at home and at school. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

With the development of technology, the media has played a pivotal role in the field of education.
Therefore
, many people are of the opinion that students will be taught better and understand the subjects in a more productive way through watching
tv
in school and at home .
although
learning through
tv
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I will be discussing why I believe that it may affect the youngsters in a negative way.
To begin
with, childhood is the period of our life where we can enjoy
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simple pleasures
such
as running around with friends, climbing trees, pursuing adventures and many more. But in our
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day
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most
children
are glued to televisions and computers spending almost all their free time watching cartoons or playing video games.
Therefore
, if we introduce
tv
as a teaching tool
children
will be in constant contact with television which will lead to many health issues
such
as obesity and damaged eyesight.
Moreover
, when
children
watch
tv
in school and home they will become addicted and having it as an educational tool will be an excuse for them to spend more time in front of
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.
furthermore
, television
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many programmes that contain
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amount of
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that may instigate them to behave in a bad or antisocial way. To sum up , watching
tv
may help students in their education. We can not
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deny
that
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will bring more disadvantages that could affect
children
's
behavior
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later on in their adult life .
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  • passive
  • sedentary
  • limit
  • creativity
  • imagination
  • educational content
  • expose
  • different cultures
  • perspectives
  • negative effects
  • behavior
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