Undoubtedly, few portion of young people show their interest in newspaper or news on T. V. Since the excessive amount of academic pressure in order to perform exceptionally well is the root cause behind such behavior, still the change in the academic curriculum would force them to put their interest in newspaper or news on T. V.
Highly competitive environment force them to study around the clock and do not let them to divert their attention. Seemingly, present rat race and aspiration to compete with peers keep their focus in studies. Consequently, adolescents do not have sufficient time to consider the news on newspaper and TV. Also, it is biased to over look the fact published by ' The New York Times' that in the U. S. A only 15 percent of school going teenagers are inclined towards newspaper and news on TV owing to exhaustive pressure of scholastic activities. Therefore, undue pressure related to academic performance is accountable for ignorance of newspaper or news on Tv among
juveniles.
Probing to the next question, only impeccable solution to curb this issue is to amend the prevailing unrealistic educational curriculum. If authorities correlate the education with current news and prevailing trends, then it is certain that learners would be gravitated towards current affairs in order to intensify their horizon of knowledge. To exemplify, Canada is one of the first nations who have linked their whole academics with current news so that pupils would devote major time towards current news.
In conclusion, although it is an arduous task for juveniles to pay attention towards news in amid of extreme academic burden, if school administrations link their scholastic activities with news then young people would consider the news imperative for them.
Undoubtedly
,
few portion
of young
people
show
their interest in
newspaper
or
news
on T. V. Since the excessive amount of
academic
pressure in order to perform
exceptionally
well is the root cause behind such behavior,
still
the
change
in the
academic
curriculum would force them to put their interest in
newspaper
or
news
on T. V.
Highly
competitive environment force them to study around the clock and do not
let
them to divert their attention.
Seemingly
, present rat race and aspiration to compete with peers
keep
their
focus in
studies.
Consequently
, adolescents do not have sufficient time to consider the
news
on
newspaper
and TV.
Also
, it
is biased
to over look the fact published by ' The
New
York
Times&
#039; that in the U. S. A
only
15 percent of school going
teenagers
are inclined
towards
newspaper
and
news
on TV owing to exhaustive pressure of scholastic activities.
Therefore
, undue pressure related to
academic
performance is accountable for ignorance of
newspaper
or
news
on
Tv
among
juveniles
.
Probing to the
next
question,
only
impeccable solution to curb this issue is to amend the prevailing unrealistic educational curriculum. If authorities correlate the education with
current
news
and prevailing trends, then it is certain that learners would
be gravitated
towards
current
affairs in order to intensify their horizon of knowledge. To exemplify, Canada is one of the
first
nations who have linked their whole
academics
with
current
news
so
that pupils would devote major time towards
current
news.
In conclusion
, although it is an arduous task for juveniles to pay attention towards
news
in amid of extreme
academic
burden, if school administrations link their scholastic activities with
news
then young
people
would consider the
news
imperative for them.