These days many children spend a great deal of time sitting in from of a television. Some people believe that parents should strictly limit the time that children spend watching TV as it is harmful to their development. To what extend do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays, a large number of students waste their time watching television which is not good for their brains and daily functions. I agree with
this
statement because the biggest onus is on the
parents
.
Firstly
let's talk about the harm that
affect
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children
.
As a result
of watching a digital screen continuously, it directly affects the eyes. Colour blindness highly increasing among school
children
during the past decade. Doctors advised strictly to
parents
to keep away their
children
from television.
Actually
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there are fewer and fewer good programmes for pupils and most of them are useless fictionized cartoons without any important message.
Parents
are highly responsible for
this
problem because offspring were pressurized and overburdened with homework. To release from
this
stress they choose to sit on the colourful box and waste their valuable time. Not only
this
, the majority of school heir play computer games,
Consequently
they are hiding from society and they became isolated when they become elders and
this
affects them badly. To tackle
this
problem both mothers and fathers should involve and advise their
children
about the downside of
this
malpractice ,
otherwise
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they will suffer a lot. In
fact
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parents
can introduce hobbies, games and team works.
As well as
they can go to the library and read novels, and newspapers. Or they can help little
children
by teaching them something. The big planet Earth has become a small global village and
children
can use their technical knowledge for their victory.
To conclude
, I believe that wasting time sitting by the television is to be minimised by involving
parents
.
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