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Nowadays, children watch TV more than they did in the past. What are reasons? Give solutions v.3

Nowadays, children watch TV more than they did in the past. What are reasons? Give solutions v. 3
In recent years there has been a significant increase in the frequency of watching television in children as compared to the past. This phenomenon has been necessitated not only by dual-income families, but also by the lack of other leisure activities for children. These reasons will be discussed in this essay, as well as suggesting some strategies to curb this. Discussing the reasons, the first and foremost one is dual-income families. To elaborate, these days in most families, both parents are of the working class unlike in the past, hence this leaves them with less time to spend with their children, as a result the children will prefer watching TV. For instance, a child with parents who goes to work spends more time on television because parents' jobs are more demanding. Nevertheless, lack of diversity of playing activities in the community also plays a role, for example, swimming facilities near residential areas. In order to stay occupied, children will watch TV indoors because recreational facilities are limited. Moving on to strategies, the most useful might be the introduction or the provision of more recreational and playing facilities as well as the devotion of more time to children by parents during their off days or vacation leaves. If more swimming pools, jumping castles are to be made available locally, then children would spend more time playing rather than watching television. Parents need also to plan some family gateways on their vacation days, so as to spend more time with children, thus reducing television watching. For example going shopping, visiting museums and game parks. In conclusion, the rise in the popularity of television watching by children these days is mainly due to lack of family time, as well as the unavailability of playing stations and recreational facilities locally. However, spending more time with children on holidays and providing playing facilities in the community will help greatly.
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children
. These reasons will
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as well
as suggesting
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some
strategies to curb this.

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and foremost one is dual-income
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families
. To elaborate, these days in most
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families
, both
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parents
are of the working
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class
unlike in the past,
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them with less
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children
,
as a result
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activities in the community
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children
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Moving on to strategies, the most useful might be the introduction or the provision of more recreational and
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playing
facilities
as well
as the devotion of more
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time
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children
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parents
during their off days or vacation
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be made
available
locally
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children
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spend
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time
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playing
rather
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television
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gateways on their vacation days,
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children
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going shopping, visiting museums and game parks.

In conclusion
, the rise in the popularity of
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television
watching by
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children
these days is
mainly
due to lack of
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family
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time
,
as well
as the unavailability of
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playing
stations and recreational facilities
locally
.
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, spending more
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time
with
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children
on holidays and providing
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playing
facilities in the community will
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help
greatly
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IELTS essay Nowadays, children watch TV more than they did in the past. What are reasons? Give solutions v. 3

Essay
  American English
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314 words
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Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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