I do agree
that media is a powerful force in children’s lives. However, there needs to be
moderation between media and other activities. When children watch media
violence, they end up imitating what they see, and this is clearly shown when
they are involved in playing. Children think that the violence they watch on
television is normal. It’s vital that parents explain how and why media
violence is not a good thing because children are unable to distinguish fantasy
from reality. I believe that there is a
relationship between violent shows and the rise of violence in our society.
Television sets in homes are more common than in the past which has led to a
rise in the creation of programs that have some sort of violence or sex. So it’s not surprising that there have been
more shootings, and violent behaviors in society. Although there is nothing
that can be done to stop the production of violent shows, there are ways to
control children’s exposure to them. That’s where parents should be involved in
taking active control and initiating limits on the kinds of programs that
children can watch.
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