Is modern culture ruining childhood?

Since the development of contemporary culture and technology is rapidly changing, there are several unfavorable factors in childhood.

"This survey will focus on how many defenders who have represented virtues of virtue and innocence children as modernists can be seen as imperfect being characterized by a threat to progress" (Neustadter )

Did contemporary culture ruin childhood? Modern times is one of the most important times in the history of human thought. Philosophers and historians claim that it began in the mid-19th century. Modern is based on the "modernization" project (rationalization and scientificization of the world to make it a better place to live). This project was born in the middle of Western civilization and is thought to be the only direction to progress. Here is the reason why Europeans and Americans believe that the whole world should coordinate them. Many children from various countries have undergone basic education and are starting to spend a lot of time at schools and other educational institutions. It is inevitable not to analyze and analyze what modern education and cultural models (including popular culture) will have on childhood. This topic is a problem that is being discussed at length now, but in fact one has changed.

So, does contemporary culture ruin childhood? there is no need. For contemporary children there are actually more dangers, but there are more opportunities. If children have the right tools to negotiate the dangers of modern life, then they can spend a happy and fulfilling childhood.

Children are buried in their iPad. According to contemporary culture destroying the childhood of Shannon Doyne, "Children aged 6 to 11 spend nearly 60% of the tablet in a week." According to statistics, 13% of children have 5 hours or more Use the equipment Screen time of 4 hours or more This is too long time for their 24-hour work day. In 1995, the children spent half the time in front of the television. Childhood obesity is unprecedentedly high. "One child in eight pre-school children is obese and these children are more likely to become obese in adulthood, they have the most physical and mental health problems. Since 2011 , 20% from 15.1% of childhood obesity in Illinois state, only 7% of children aged 6 to 11 years were obese in 1980. "Editorial Committee on Childhood Obesity Desired