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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? v.18

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. 18
Many people hold a viewpoint that children watch more television nowadays and this cannot play the role of a book in students life. This is the reason that the children are not well-educated. I partially concur this viewpoint because, I believe, children are so occupied with their daily routine that they hardly get time. However, I agree that books are the primary source of education and cannot be replaced by the television. So, I believe, television cannot be considered as a hindrance in children's education. The most important consideration is children spend most of the daytime either in school or at tuitions. In addition to this, they are always interested playing outside, for example, in the parks with their neighbourhood friends. So, they are hardly left with any time to watch the television. Watching it for a limited time, in fact, adds to their knowledge. Furthermore, parents' denial of television makes them more curious to watch it. Consequently, they end up watching more when they are allowed. Television can never take the place of books as a teaching tool. Firstly, It can have adverse effects on their eyesight. Secondly, children might want to watch the same set of cartoons or programs repeatedly that they enjoy rather than watching educational programs. It is the duty of parents to keep an eye on the channels that they are subscribing to. They should activate only educational channels for their offsprings. Children in this generation are far more educated than the previous generations. So televisions are not to be blamed, if a subset of students watch plenty of it and parents do not know how to control them. It all depends on the parents to help pupils understand the role of education and television in their life. To conclude, children are already busy with their daily routine. Excess of everything is bad, so is watching televisionn and children are well educated as compared to the previous generations.
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people
hold a viewpoint that
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children
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watch
more
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television
nowadays and this cannot play the role of a book in students life. This is the reason that the
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children
are not well-educated. I
partially
concur this viewpoint
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because
, I believe,
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children
are
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so
occupied with their daily routine that they hardly
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get
time.
However
, I
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agree
that books are the primary source of education and cannot
be replaced
by the
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television
.
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So
, I believe,
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television
cannot
be considered
as a hindrance in children's education.

The most
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important
consideration is
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children
spend most of the daytime either in school or at
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tuitions
.
In addition
to this, they are always interested playing outside,
for example
, in the parks with their
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neighbourhood
friends.
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So
, they are hardly
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left
with any time to
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watch
the
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television
. Watching it for a limited time, in fact,
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adds
to their knowledge.
Furthermore
, parents' denial of
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television
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makes
them more curious to
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watch
it.
Consequently
, they
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end
up watching more when they are
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allowed
.

Television can never take the place of books as a teaching tool.
Firstly
, It can have adverse effects on their eyesight.
Secondly
,
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children
might want to
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watch
the same set of cartoons or programs
repeatedly
that they enjoy
rather
than watching educational programs. It is the duty of parents to
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keep
an eye on the channels that they are subscribing to. They should activate
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only
educational channels for their
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offsprings
.

Children in this generation are far more educated than the previous generations.
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So
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televisions
are not to
be blamed
, if a subset of students
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watch
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plenty
of it and parents do not know how to control them. It all depends on the parents to
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help
pupils understand the role of education and
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television
in their life.

To conclude
,
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children
are already busy with their daily routine. Excess of everything is
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bad
,
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so
is watching
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televisionn
and
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children
are
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well educated
as compared to the previous generations.
10Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
19Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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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. v. 18

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
323 words
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