Effects of TV on children.pptVIP

Effects of TV on children ------Group one 酶定豺约界忠霹珠屉葫楔利焊吓业医须鞍拇皖选棵椽瞒硕啪蛙饺殉杨骋阔Effects of TV on childrenEffects of TV on children Disney Videos - Developing the imagination of our youngest generation Kids pick up stuff from TV, so make it something useful discussion 肄替皂剐彩错摔询向塑酥撇沦娇诀徒羌锰垮罪祝航叛碗踞钡央两囱壕螟淡Effects of TV on childrenEffects of TV on children Disney Videos - Developing the imagination of our youngest generation 天蛊拍桅翼兽几戍佑轴友码页倔锣喀蝇清焕湖札剑甸嘴铱龙质撼绞帕绑浅Effects of TV on childrenEffects of TV on children During the ages of three to six years, children learn and acquire important social skills and values which will shape the person they become. Television and videos are a part of many childrens lives and we know that early childhood television viewing experiences have long term implications for childrens development.To fully understand the impact of video viewing on young children in Australia, Disney commissioned a world first independent study of the television and video viewing habits of children aged between three and six years.The study, called Our Childrens Media Diet: A Mothers Perspective, was led by Dr Helen Skouteris, an expert in Developmental Psychology from LaTrobe Universitys School of Psychological Science.The study found that Disney videos encourage children to be active viewers, frequently incorporating events and characters into their pretend play. Pretend play is one of the most essential activities during childhood. Through pretend play, children develop language skills, imagination, creativity and the ability to take anothers perspective. 蕾尾束试畸熙妒施费杯顾乘移里霄驻刊扔办拂术省嗣绑纤迪彝蛀慕焦棚文Effects of TV on childrenEffects of TV on children Dr Skouteris says that videos such as Winnie The Pooh titles, Pinocchio, Peter Pan and Mary Poppins are very popular with young children and provide them with a fun and magical experience. Films such as these are easy for children to interpret, are entertaining, and most importantly, encourage behaviours such