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Children nowadays spend a great deal of time watching television. However, television cannot replace the book as a learning tool, which is why children are less well‐educated today. To what extent do you agree with this statement?

Children nowadays spend a great deal of time watching television. However, television cannot replace the book as a learning tool, which is why children are less well‐educated today. v. 11
With the development of technology, televisions’ place in our lives has exponentially been increasing. Everybody can reach the opportunity of watching television and television resources, such as educational programs from infancy to puberty. Many people wonder whether TV can compensate for the book as a learning tool. I believe that books are an indispensable part of the learning process, and TV cannot replace it in many ways. Based on children’s developmental skills and focusing ability, this essay sides with the books as an overwhelmingly beneficial learning tool for young adults. First, television brings about damages to children’s developing skills. Nowadays, adolescents waste their valuable time watching TV programs, yet this monumental time sometimes turns into becoming addicted to TV. Children can enhance their vocabulary, understanding ability and broaden their perspective by improving their intellectual level by reading various books in their developmental stage. Moreover, doing outdoor activities have a significant impact on young people. Books are convenient in terms of mobility, and children can carry the book that they read with them and read outdoors. Watching TV necessitate to be the same place, and when children watch TV and have a sedentary lifestyle, it may cause detrimental health issues. Furthermore, focusing on a book about a specific subject accelerates children learning process and improves their ability to comprehend what is discussed in the book. For instance, when children tap into the remote control button, the first thing they see and attract their attention would be amusing programs rather than educational ones. Therefore, they would have a hard time keeping their concentration on educational programs. Even if they can keep their focus on them, advertisements would disrupt their learning process, and they would lose their attention again because of interruption. All in all, I strongly think that books educate children more properly regarding their developing skills, and ability to focus and comprehend the subject. Thanks to books, children can avoid cognitive, physical, and intellectual damages and lose their attention caused by the TV when they want to learn.
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televisions’
place in our
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lives
has
exponentially
been increasing. Everybody can reach the opportunity of watching
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television
and
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television
resources, such as educational
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programs
from infancy to puberty.
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Many
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people
wonder whether TV can compensate for the
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book
as a
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learning
tool. I believe that
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books
are an indispensable part of the
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learning
process, and TV cannot replace it in
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many
ways. Based on
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children’s
developmental
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skills
and focusing
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ability
, this essay sides with the
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books
as an
overwhelmingly
beneficial
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learning
tool for young adults.

First
,
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television
brings about damages to
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children’s
developing
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skills
. Nowadays, adolescents waste their valuable time watching TV
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programs
,
yet
this monumental time
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sometimes
turns into becoming addicted to TV.
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Children
can enhance their vocabulary, understanding
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ability
and broaden their perspective by improving their intellectual level by reading various
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books
in their developmental stage.
Moreover
, doing outdoor activities have a significant impact on young
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people
.
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Books
are convenient in terms of mobility, and
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children
can carry the
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book
that they read with them and read outdoors. Watching TV necessitate to be the same place, and when
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children
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watch
TV and have a sedentary lifestyle, it may cause detrimental health issues.

Furthermore
, focusing on a
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book
about a specific subject accelerates
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children
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learning
process and
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improves
their
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ability
to comprehend what
is discussed
in the
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book
.
For instance
, when
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children
tap into the remote control button, the
first
thing they
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see
and attract their attention would be amusing
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programs
rather
than educational ones.
Therefore
, they would have a
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hard
time keeping their concentration on educational
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programs
. Even if they can
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keep
their focus on them, advertisements would disrupt their
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learning
process, and they would lose their attention again
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because
of interruption.

All in all, I
strongly
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think
that
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books
educate
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children
more
properly
regarding their developing
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skills
, and
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ability
to focus and comprehend the subject. Thanks to
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books
,
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children
can avoid cognitive, physical, and intellectual damages and lose their attention caused by the TV when they want to learn.
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IELTS essay Children nowadays spend a great deal of time watching television. However, television cannot replace the book as a learning tool, which is why children are less well‐educated today.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
337 words
6.0
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