Kids_And_The_Media

Kids And The Media “Kids will be kids.” This popular expression is often used to refer to the idea that kids through the centuries have never changed. Due to their inexperience in life, they are viewed as overly active, mischievous, and generally difficult to handle. This is natural, or so we have thought. However, due to the growing dependence children have on certain forms of media. Is it possible that we will reach a point in the future when, at least in modern societies, kids will be something else' There is an undeniable trend in which children are sitting more and more in front. On an average day, children watch breakfast TV, operate computers at school, and play virtual games when they get home again. This screen addiction continues well into the weekend when it often intensifies. In the meantime, many playgrounds are empty and parents, with ever increasing work commitments, spend less time interacting with their children. It may be too soon to evaluate this trend. But many child experts and non-experts alike believe that there are some negative signs that may arise on a physical, intellectual, and emotional level. Common sense tells children, kids, people, media, virtual, views, view, tv, trend, time, screen, physical, often, never, games, due, younger, young, worry, work, without, weekend, weak, watch, violence, viewed, value, unsupervised, unless, undoubtedly, undeniable, turning, turn, trends, touch