The Real World: It's Not Reality TV, It's Reality!

Real world: This is real life, not reality. I finally entered the real world. This is what he did after having endured a hard trial in academia. If you are lucky enough to go to the university, you will learn a lot. In high school, I learned how to add, subtract, multiply, divide and write appropriate explanation form. At university, I learned philosophers, composers, playwrights such as Shakespeare, Nietzsche, Wagner, Brecht.

Our generation is most likely to see the real world as a groundbreaking moment for real television, but raw TV is actually an old-fashioned MTV, wedding game or affordable It started long before the game. However, real television has developed and formed popular culture for decades, but there is not much research on this topic. In Reality TV: Remaking Television Culture, 2nd edition, assistant professors Susan Murray and Laurie Oullette tried to compensate for this literary shortage through academic papers written by various scholars (taught at the university). These articles are exploring the origin of TV, the evolution, the influence on television reality, and the influence of American social culture and political culture.

Reality TV is an important part of our TV viewing culture. Many adults may already know that no one is "authentic" in the "real" television world. But how do children and young people understand the real world of the show? Reality TV can teach important things in girls, especially the real world? And how does it affect their attitude, beliefs, self-image, and behavior? Many reality shows depict women's ideal thin emotions, giving the impression that women's value depends on her appearance, and this popularity arises from beauty. Competition such as the next top top model of the United States maintains this ideal because women compete with each other seeking useful model contracts. An orthopedic surgical show such as Botched, and the features of Dr. 90210 and Dr. Swan is that people change their appearance and are satisfied with the appearance and quality of life after surgery.

Please state clearly the authenticity of the reality show. The real TV looks like "real", but this is important because it is necessary for the kids to know that it is a sensational reality in the television world. But it has influence and can be used as a basis for imitation, like many TV shows. Example: "You know that these shows are not true, they look like real life, but they look like other shows." Find out what your child thinks is right please. Let's start a conversation to measure how children see the reality TV. Unless you ask, you can not know her idea. You can ask general questions about real TV, or about the specific program your child is watching. Example: Explain what is going on at the show, let's understand what people think and how they behave. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of the behavior you are looking at together? Do you think people are acting in real life like people are appearing in real shows?