A TV Channel Takes Aim at Toddlers - New York Times
My favorite line in this article is "Nielsen figures show that the children watched an average of 3 hours and 40 minutes of television a day during the 2004-5 TV season - 13 minutes more than the 2000-1 season." Unbelievable! This means most children see more TV in a day than my kids see on a 3 day weekend. And those kids see commercials (due to technology, commercials are skipped)! What is this doing to these children's minds??!! I guarantee it isn't making them smarter. It's instead creating a certain way for these little ones to think and stealing their imagination by an oversaturation of visual images.
My favorite line in this article is "Nielsen figures show that the children watched an average of 3 hours and 40 minutes of television a day during the 2004-5 TV season - 13 minutes more than the 2000-1 season." Unbelievable! This means most children see more TV in a day than my kids see on a 3 day weekend. And those kids see commercials (due to technology, commercials are skipped)! What is this doing to these children's minds??!! I guarantee it isn't making them smarter. It's instead creating a certain way for these little ones to think and stealing their imagination by an oversaturation of visual images.
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home