Educar, cuestión de cuatro: padres, maestros, niños y TV
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El presente trabajo analiza por qué educar ya es cosa de cuatro. Educar era cosa de
tres. De los padres, de los educadores y/o maestros, y por supuesto de los niños/as. Pero
ahora sabemos que muchos niños y niñas invierten un increíble número de horas a la
semana viendo la TV o jugando a los videojuegos. Teniendo en cuenta que los programas
que ven influyen claramente en los valores del niño/a, en su percepción del mundo
y de la realidad social, tenemos que tener cuidado con el uso de este medio de comunicación.
Ha aparecido un actor más en escena que se llama «TV» y que es preciso
tener en cuenta, no como un enemigo sino como un aliado potencial
Education used to be in the hands of three actors: parents (and/or other family members or tutors), educators or teachers, who shared time inside the classroom with the children; and of course, the children who received the educational activity. But now we know that a lot of children spend a huge number of hours watching TV or playing video games in front of a screen. Keeping in mind that the programs they watch have a clear influence on their values and on their perception of the world and of their social reality, parents and educators must be careful with the use of mass media. A fourth actor called television has appeared on the stage and it is necessary to take it into consideration as a potential ally, rather than as an enemy
Education used to be in the hands of three actors: parents (and/or other family members or tutors), educators or teachers, who shared time inside the classroom with the children; and of course, the children who received the educational activity. But now we know that a lot of children spend a huge number of hours watching TV or playing video games in front of a screen. Keeping in mind that the programs they watch have a clear influence on their values and on their perception of the world and of their social reality, parents and educators must be careful with the use of mass media. A fourth actor called television has appeared on the stage and it is necessary to take it into consideration as a potential ally, rather than as an enemy







