Friday, March 16, 2018

5 Reasons Why TV Watching Is Actually Good for Your Child



Besides entertainment, the television also has its infotainment quotient as well, which we all often overlook and indulge in seeing TV as something that is simply used to idle away your productive time. TV can be a benefit to your growing child, advice Principal of one of the top schools in Delhi NCR when used properly by parents and children. We often forget that there is always two sides of a story, two sides of a coin. It is a universal belief that watching TV relentlessly makes children couch potatoes and hampers their productive and creative time, explains a senior teacher at one of the best high schools in Delhi. This is true to a great extent but when managed properly, watching television can offer children immense benefits as well. 
Let us today see things in the different light and check out few benefits of watching television, as observed by many senior faculties in top high schools in Delhi
1.     Educational content and value: With the rise of a range of channels these days, there is no dearth of educational content which could be of use for learning both at home and in the classrooms, says a senior Vice Principal at one of the top schools in Delhi NCR. The channels let children explore and learn about various subject starting from history, wildlife, travel, geography, nutrition, agriculture, heritage, culture and more. However, it is parents who need to monitor that they do not spend their time watching cartoons and music channels. Tenured faculty in top high schools in Delhi points out that when they watch learning the material on TV they tend to retain the educational stuff in a better manner, for example when they watch a documentary on wildlife on discovery channel, rather than simply reading about it in a book. 
2.     Updated information medium: TV channels are a great source of updated information which is extremely significant to keep updated. Television in this age of knowledge explosion is a good source of updated information with numerous news channels on the rise providing hourly updates on the national and global level. These channels connect your growing child with the entire world and happenings around the globe and they are not anymore ignorant about the rest of the world. It makes your child think like a global citizen right from the very start, says a senior teacher at one of the best high schools in Delhi.
3.     Awareness to social, civic and cultural aspects across the globe: Watching various global channels make your children aware of the society that they are living in and make them aware of the different cultures and societies across the globe, advice a senior teacher at one of the top schools in Delhi NCR. It prepares them for the standards and norms of the society and exposes children to their duties as citizens of a country and of the world.
4.       Good exposure to different languages: To inspire children to become polyglot they can watch channels broadcasting in different languages, says a tenured faculty of linguistics at one of the top high schools in Delhi. In this era, it is important that children learn multiple languages so that they can travel and live in various countries and interact with indigenous people and enjoy their stay, besides doing business with them.
5.     Discussion forums developing logical and analytical thinking:  Discussion and debates instigate their minds to various aspects of a single notion. These debates and discussion are a part of news channels where top professionals come and put across their ideas. Children learn to reason by applying logic and voice their opinion in a correct manner, advice senior English teacher at one of the top schools in Delhi NCR. Even good films can trigger such conversations among peers and at home.

Besides all the above-mentioned points it is good space to unwind and culminate the day with family watching some family entertainment. One should make sure that their children are not becoming addicted to television and watch it as scheduled for them to gain the most of it. Happy parenting!

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