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    Topic: Children learn effectively from watching TV, thus this they should watch
    should watch TV regularly both at school and at home. To what extent do you agree
    or disagree?

    Over the past decades, has never failed to draw public attention and provoke debates.
    It is sometimes argued by some individuals that encouraging children to spend time
    watching TV on a regular basis not only at school but also at home is an effective
    approach to help them with studies. In my opinion, I partly agree that children can
    learn many things by watching TV. However, spending long time on sitting in front of
    TV screen might also have harmful impacts on children.

    On the one hand, I agree that watching TV would help children to study effectively.
    Because there are numerous educational TV programs, which helps children broaden
    their knowledge. For example, the World Wildlife Program can provide children with
    a wide range of knowledge about the diversity of animals. Additionally, this program
    could contribute to raising children's awareness about the kind of animals that are in
    danger of extinction. Moreover, children watching sports show such as football,
    swimming or volleyball. These TV show may not only help children become more
    interested in sports but also stimulate enthusiasm to participate in sports activities.

    On the other hand, I suppose that watching TV on frequent basis both at school and at
    home would exert harmful implications on children’s learning. Children who watch
    TV on a regular basis have a negative effect on their mental health such as depression,
    autism. Instead of spending time watching TV, children can participate in
    extracurricular activities organized by the school. For instance, participating in the
    program "children have grown up" children can learn the necessary skills such as
    handling injuries when falling, how to integrate with friends, problem-solving skills
    when without their parents.

    In conclusion, I believe that watching TV is a useful method for students to broaden


    their knowledge and achieve good academic performance in their studies. However, if
    children spend large amounts of time watching TV, it has a serious effect on both
    mental and physical health

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