Television And Our Children
Television And Our Children
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Lee is no mere pedagogue in this matter of raising children. She has four of her own. She continues: "We do not give our children the chance to make a dent in our lives. We change our plans for them, but do we change them with them? We buy the cereals they make us buy because of the Superman mask or the model of the ghost town; but do we ever let them plan the day's menu and actually base our meal on their suggestions? We spend much time and care teaching skills to our children. We teach them h...ow to do things, not to do things. " There, briefly, we have the cultural explanation to the question: Why are the needs which our children seek to satisfy in TV "excessive"?
No clear line divides these two explanations. Exclusion, as well as discipline, may cause aggression. A child, locked out of his parents' world, may feel hostile and seek to punish them by too much televiewing. Discipline itself is a form of exclusion. And so on. Taken together, the two theories may not provide the whole answer, but the social scientists, at this time, feel that they would be the most important part of any valid answer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lee is no mere pedagogue in this matter of raising children. She has four of her own. She continues: "We do not give our children the chance to make a dent in our lives. We change our plans for them, but do we change them with them? We buy the cereals they make us buy because of the Superman mask or the model of the ghost town; but do we ever let them plan the day's menu and actually base our meal on their suggestions? We spend much time and care teaching skills to our children. We teach them h...ow to do things, not to do things. " There, briefly, we have the cultural explanation to the question: Why are the needs which our children seek to satisfy in TV "excessive"?
No clear line divides these two explanations. Exclusion, as well as discipline, may cause aggression. A child, locked out of his parents' world, may feel hostile and seek to punish them by too much televiewing. Discipline itself is a form of exclusion. And so on. Taken together, the two theories may not provide the whole answer, but the social scientists, at this time, feel that they would be the most important part of any valid answer.
What to read after Television And Our Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Lewis Shayon to read onlineMoreLess
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