话题15 热点话题（话题读写进阶训练课件）中考英语考前新方案中考总复习.pptxVIP

中考英语考前新方案 中考总复习配套课件; 话题 15 热点话题;课外语篇拓展练（7篇）;Passage 1;基于;表明；建议; A new study has found that the number of young Americans who watch online videos each day has more than doubled in the past four years. The findings are based on a survey of about 1,700 young people aged 8 to 18. The group researches youth technology activity and offers guidance to parents. ; The survey has found that all screen time for young Americans hasn’t changed much over the past four years. On average, preteens spent just under five hours of screen time on devices（phones or computers, etc.） each day. Teens had about seven and a half hours of screen time. The numbers did not include time young people spent on their devices doing homework, reading books or listening to music. ; Common Sense Media’s director of research, Michale Robb, told the Associated Press that such screen time among American youth “is really the air they breathe”. The findings suggest a continuing change by young people to move away from traditional television to watch online videos. ; YYY was the number one choice of youth for online videos, even among the preteens surveyed. Robb said the common use of YYY by young people “puts a lot of pressure” on parents to find ways to limit what their children see. In answer to the survey, YYY said the company was rethinking the way to solve the problem. ; But experts say it is easy for many children to get the videos they want to watch, whether on YYY or another service. Sarah Domoff is a professor at Central Michigan University who studies the effects of technology on youth and families. She told the AP that parents often do not have time or skills to limit what their children are watching effectively. ;Domoff said she thought many parents could do more to try to track（追踪） the screen time of their children. She added, however, that tools aimed at limiting usage on services, such as YYY, could be greatly improved. “It’s really hard to block out ce