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Children can learn effectively by watching television. Therefore they should be encouraged to watch television regularly at home and at school. To what extent do you agree or disagree? v.7

Children can learn effectively by watching television. Therefore they should be encouraged to watch television regularly at home and at school. v. 7
Televisions have become one of the methods of teaching. Many people claim that young people are able to learn more effectively while they are watching TVs. In my opinion I completely agree with the view that televisions can help students to expand their knowledge. This essay will examine what certain Tv channels might be useful for students to learn. There two main reasons why I believe that televisions are extremely beneficial for children. Firstly, students can find a whole host of helpful TV channels such as National Geographic and Animal Planet, which are extremely fascinating to watch. This opportunity, in my opinion, may significantly increase students' knowledge in one subject, namely Biology. Another point to consider is that watching TVs can diminish the stress that young people are vulnerable to get at school. If, for example, a child has received a bad mark in a particular subject, and then, classmates will probably mock at him or her. As a result, I would argue that in some cases, televisions might be useful. On the other hand, I believe that we must not encourage children to constantly watch TVs is that they enable young people to become less active. This can be seen by the number of studies which has already proved that televisions make people not only inactive but also obese. Although televisions are able to make young people less active, I think that many schools have physical education lessons. In conclusion, while it is true that televisions make people less active, personally, I am convinced that children learn more effectively when they are watching TVs, for some motives that I have discussed above.
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Televisions
have become one of the methods of teaching.
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Many
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people
claim that
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young
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people
are able to learn more
effectively
while they are watching TVs. In my opinion I completely
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agree
with the view that
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televisions
can
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help
students to expand their knowledge. This essay will examine what certain
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Tv
channels might be useful for students to learn.

There two main reasons why I believe that
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televisions
are
extremely
beneficial for children.
Firstly
, students can find a whole host of helpful TV channels such as National Geographic and Animal Planet, which are
extremely
fascinating to
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watch
. This opportunity, in my opinion, may
significantly
increase students' knowledge in one subject,
namely
Biology. Another point to consider is that watching TVs can diminish the
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stress
that
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young
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people
are vulnerable to
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get
at school. If,
for example
, a child has received a
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bad
mark in a particular subject, and then, classmates will
probably
mock at him or her.
As a result
, I would argue that in
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some
cases,
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televisions
might be useful.

On the other hand
, I believe that we
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must
not encourage children to
constantly
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watch
TVs is that they enable
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young
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people
to become less active. This can be
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seen
by the number of studies which has already proved that
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televisions
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make
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people
not
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only
inactive
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also
obese. Although
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televisions
are able to
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make
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young
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people
less active, I
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think
that
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many
schools have physical education lessons.

In conclusion
, while it is true that
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televisions
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make
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people
less active,
personally
, I
am convinced
that children learn more
effectively
when they are watching TVs, for
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some
motives that I have discussed above.
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IELTS essay Children can learn effectively by watching television. Therefore they should be encouraged to watch television regularly at home and at school. v. 7

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
273 words
7.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.5
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