The influence of media on students
exposure to print media (newspapers, magazines, books), radio, television, films,
the Internet-use of technology in media- the persuasive power of media-
succeed in captivating youngsters - appeal to their tastes, senses and emotional
urges-expressing opinions, selling options, influencing values, dictating
decisions- thinking of the media as a source of truth-information is important
as it is transformed to knowledge-need to carefully sift and choose - focus on the
rational element-take a critical stance-analyse intellectually-think and act
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According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), "Children are influenced by media–they learn by observing, imitating, and making behaviors their own" (2001, p.1224). The influence of media on children has been the subject of increased attention among parents, educators, and health care professionals. The significance of this issue becomes obvious when one notes the diversity of Americans who share this concern. Included in this group of concerned citizens are those, most notably politicians, who typically stand in opposition to one another on many issues, but who stand together in agreement on this one.
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