Children's Comprehension of Television Messages

Understanding children's television information So far, the literature on children's attention to television depends on the observation of visual attention by the child's viewers. Only visual attention measurements do not indicate which side of the message the child is viewing from the television screen. In order to obtain this indication, researchers relied on child observations to identify and remember program information.

I will watch TV with my kids. Watching TV with your child not only gives parents the information they see, but the active discussion and interpretation of TV programs increases their understanding of the content, reduces stereotypes, and We can increase social behavior. Encourage them to criticize the information they encounter while watching TV. Talking about television violence gives children different ways of thinking. Parents can point out differences between imagination and reality when drawing violence. They can also help children understand that in real life violence is not an interesting thing. Discussing issues behind on-screen issues will help children become the main audience.

Understanding children's television information So far, the literature on children's attention to television depends on the observation of visual attention by the child's viewers. Only visual attention measurements do not indicate which side of the message the child is viewing from the television screen. - Since the 1950s, there was a family of television and home television core television, initially there were nuclear families. Core families usually consist of fathers, mothers, two or three children, and sometimes pets. The first family on TV was Nelson. Ozzy and Harriet's adventures debuted in the early 1950s and continued until the mid-1960s (Brooks, 16)

Rogers was born in 1928 as a young minister in Pennsylvania and regrets the message the television informed the children in the 1960s. He said: "Because I hate it, I am on TV and I think there is a way to train people to look and listen with this magical tool." In 1968, Rogers' "neighbor" debuted did. He acquired his creator and received many honors including Presidential Medal of Freedom, two Peabody awards and over 40 honorary degrees. Rogers believes that the necessity of being loved and loved is universal and is a documentary sponsored by an actor Michael Keaton in 2004 and states as follows. The best thing we can do is to let people know that they can be loved and loved as being loved or wanting to know what they are cute about. "