In many countries, very few young people read newspapers or follow the news on TV. What do you think are the causes of this? What solutions can you suggest?

Nowadays, in most areas of the world, teenagers aren’t really up to date with
news
, as they began to avoid buying
newspapers
and watching
news
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on TV. In
this
essay, I will discuss the reasons for
this
growing problem and explore possible solutions.
Firstly
, I will discuss
about
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the difficult language most
newspapers
use
and
secondly
I will consider how the
use
of social networks may
also
be a reason for young people not
following
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news
.
To begin
with, it is clear that
newspapers
often
use
a difficult vocabulary.
Consequently
,
this
could prevent teens from fully understanding the meaning of the article they’re reading
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, and may
also
result in young people considering worldwide
news
as boring. One solution to
this
growing problem could be the creation of more magazines, which could describe and explain these topics to young
adults
in a more interesting way. In
this
way, teenagers would be really encouraged to read articles as they would really understand what’s written, and they wouldn’t regard
this
activity as a waste of time. Another reason why teenagers don’t follow worldwide developments may
also
be that they spend too much time on social networks. These days, the
use
of social
network
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and instant chatting services has really become the major form of entertainment for young
adults
. To avoid
this
, teens should be made aware of the existence of many online platforms, which include lots of videos and explanations about the current political and economic situation. Since the majority of
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are made for young
adults
, by using them, they could really solve the problem of the boringness of conventional journals. In conclusion,
newspapers
don’t really fit young people’s needs in terms of being simple and interesting. In my opinion,
adults
should teach them the importance of being up to date, even by using non-conventional ways of conveying
news
.
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