Commentary on Steve Johnson´s Article "Watching TV Makes You Smarter"

Steven Johnson said: "I believe the sleep curve is the most important new force to change the intellectual development of today's young people, I think it is a very good force (Johnson) 279). Article Steven Johnson thinks that television will be really smart in "When you watch TV you become clever," Steven Johnson thinks. In this article, Johnson explains how the criteria for judging television programs has changed over the years. He also explained that not all television makes you intelligent in terms of intelligence, but remember thinking what happened in the first few episodes and what is going on right now .

In Steven Johnson's article "Getting smarter by watching television", the author sees the TV program and watching various TV programs, so that people become really smart and the impact that it has on our lives believe. He thinks watching television makes us smarter. He also explains using the dialog box, for example, using the program ER dialog to split words and sentences that will occur, what happens between letters. For Dana Stevens, I guess that is just a view of her performance She thinks that some of the things they play on television are not good for us, but agree on how to do with Steven Johnson I have done the rapid development of television in the last 20 years But when reading these two articles I like how Arthurs break down the advantages and disadvantages of watching TV.

Will you be smarter when you watch TV? Why is the TV better? What is a good TV that can make you smarter? These are the questions I asked myself before reading the story of Stephen Johnson's "Getting smarter by watching TV". Watching blind television is not good for you, but he insists that there is a television that allows you to think about following the event through the show and enforce it. Johnson agrees that 'the right' television increases the activity of the brain, meaning it allows you to think while people are watching TV. Children and young people need to be exposed to "good" television, as they will help to understand social problems in their lives. According to Johnson, I can do a good TV

Johnson's audience is talking about all those watching TV, so John's audience is the general public. By establishing small background information he wrote in the other seven books, he established culture and credibility at the exposition. He established and respected himself writing and publication of himself. Keynote lecture "To make Take TV smarter" in this article is informative as it is supported by extensive research and backup to logical description. By examining another format using one form of pop culture, Johnson can lay the foundation for his argument. A nasty statement you can do. More smart people. For example, he lists well-known television programs that make viewers more intelligent and more intelligent.