Pressures Children are Exposed to through the Media

The great confusion brought about by the Yom Kipple War, subsequent emergencies, hostile terrorists, and the uncertainty associated with the steps of peace has brought new challenges to the education system. Emotional stress associated with safety conditions is also not the only area of ​​friction zone residents. Our children explain the pressures through the media, public mobilization exercises, school civil defense exercises, deadly terrorist activities, security checks at the entrance to the amusement park, and unavoidable pressure when leaving the reserve To do.

Children are exposed to numerous images of sexual violence and violence through mainstream media and other media. As children get more media access via technology such as mobile phones and computers, the daily hours for children to access images are also increasing. According to a recent survey by Geena Davis Institute, average high school students spend 8-10 hours a day using certain media. In this survey we estimate that all advertisements, logos, labels, and announcements that children can access 16,000 images a day are counted. (Youth Media Reporter 2009) Generally, girls such as television, commercials, movies, lyrics of music, and even Halloween costumes sexually exploit girls and young women, unhealthy and unrealistic of young men and women Permanent stereotype.

Today, children have reached unprecedented levels using various forms of media - 92% of teens connect online daily and 24% are using the internet. As a result, children are exposed to violence through various media. Therefore, even if violence occurs in other parts of the world, children will be exposed strongly and repeatedly to the incident and its consequences as a result of the exposure of the media. Therefore, in addition to acts of terrorism, children can witness and become victims of violence in many other ways. For example, I surveyed high school students and found that 13% to 45% were beaten at school. Respondents from 23% to 82% say they have witnessed other people being beaten at school in the past year