More and more people are forgetting the meanings behind occasions, such as national celebrations. What do you think are the causes of it? What solutions do you suggest?
Traditionally, festivals were arranged to honour the occasion or an individual.
However
, in the modern world, Linking Words
people
often misunderstand the actual meaning behind these celebrated days. It is argued that the main causes of Use synonyms
this
are the lack of reminders Linking Words
people
receive in their day-to-day lives and the decreasing level of relevance of certain Use synonyms
holidays
to lifestyles in the modern world.To tackle these issues, Internet and television-related solutions will be analyzed for viability.
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Firstly
, one reason why Linking Words
people
forget the significance of certain Use synonyms
occasions
is that they are not regularly reminded. To counter Use synonyms
this
, an idea could be to use the landing pages of popular websites to remind Linking Words
people
of the historical context behind celebrated Use synonyms
occasions
. Use synonyms
For example
, Google often alters the logo of its landing page to reflect culturally meaningful days. When Linking Words
people
visit the site on Use synonyms
holidays
like Christmas or Nowruz, the Google logo is graphically altered to reflect the festivities, and visitors can click it to receive additional information on why the day is significant. As most Use synonyms
people
access Google on a regular basis, the effectiveness and educational value of Use synonyms
this
suggested solution can be seen.
Another reason why Linking Words
people
are forgetting the meaning of certain Use synonyms
occasions
is that these Use synonyms
occasions
are becoming increasingly less relevant to modern lifestyles. Successful efforts have been made to tackle Use synonyms
this
through government-sponsoring TV infomercials that explain the historical events connected to modern life. In Canada, Linking Words
for instance
, most nationally syndicated television stations run a brief series entitled «A part of our heritage», which explains how historical Canadian events, Linking Words
such
as the influx of migrants in the 1800s, acted as precursors to modern cultural practices. As Linking Words
this
shows, television can be a very effective way to help Linking Words
people
better see the meaningfulness of their national Use synonyms
holidays
.
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To sum up
, website landing pages and dramatized history infomercials are effective ways to help Linking Words
people
understand the relevance of the Use synonyms
holidays
they celebrate. It is Use synonyms
thus
hoped, that these strategies are put into place everywhere to stimulate historical literacy.Linking Words
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