Television and How Kids Grow
July 23rd, 2010 | 
Author: Children and Television has a very close relationship, may even be a relationship between children and television is closer than the interaction between children with families or parents. In the modern era when technology becomes most important thing, the existences of television like a double-edged blade for people. Sometime television help people know many things around the world by providing knowledge but on the other hand, it also has negative impacts in the process of child development, whether physical, psychological, and social.
Among the various negative impacts, the TV also has a positive side we can learn about. In this case, Media Audio Visual Electronics is able to give a real picture of various phenomena in children, more concrete, more easily to understand. Thus, children will be more interested and as result, memory retention. The upside of watching television is that at some particular show can be a source of lessons that help us, especially children and teenagers to understand the world and even enrich the science that has been obtained at school. One study showed that the charged conduct educational events such as watching Sesame Street for 1-3 hours a week proved to have a positive effect on child intelligence. In this case, these kids turned out better academic scores three years later, than children who did not watch the educational program. The study also found that children who watch a lot of entertainment programs and cartoons proved to lower academic scores than children who only spend a little time to watch the same program. Positive results were also presented from the research in relation to the child’s age level. In children, a smaller, aged 2-3 years, the effect of the education program was far more powerful.
To help people get a better show for their children, there is a suggestion they need to consider, installing satellite television.
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