研究表明：看电视能提高幼儿的语言能力

西皮二黄

TV can improve children's language skills


http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-11-12/television-not-that-bad-for-children/3662514

                               
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许多幼儿教育专家不鼓励父母让孩子看电视，但根据最新的一项澳大利亚研究表明看电视能提高孩子的语言能力。前提是，父母要跟孩子一起看，并且要有互动。

Many early childhood experts discourage parents from letting toddlers watch TV, but a new Australian study says that TV can help improve a child's language skills.

There is a caveat - parents have to watch as well and interact with their child during the program.
Researchers from the University of New England analysed the literacy skills of 10,000 young children and exploded a few myths.
The study's lead author, Michael Bitmann, adjunct professor with the university's department of sociology, says the tradition with this study has been that people think there is some sort of exposure model of television.
"It's a bit like skin cancer, the longer you're in front of television the more damage it's going to do," he said.
"But these studies didn't look at what parents did as well, so it turns out from this study the most important thing really is what parents do and that when you include parental behaviour in the model, then what you find is the exposure isn't important anymore.
"So for example if a parent co-watches television programs with the child then it actually improves the child's vocabulary."
But the results are not a green light for unrestricted access to the remote control.
Professor Bitmann says it is very important for parents to monitor what their youngsters are watching, and that is especially true for "worthy" programs, like the news.
"Children are often quite frightened by things on television. They can be distressed by all kinds of things," he said.
"Young children often identify very closely with animals, particularly baby animals, so if they're watching the news and they're watching chickens being killed or dead cattle carcases or the Indonesian abattoirs footage or something like that they get very distressed.
"The best antidote to that is really a bit of parental reassurance, physically and verbally."
Professor Bitmann says sometimes the best thing that parents can do with TV is turn it off.
"The other thing that parents can do is stop having television as a kind of wallpaper where it's just running all the time, or have it dominate meal time or put it in children's bedrooms because [of] a lot of unsupervised watching alone," he said.
"So, that's the one sort of negative affect you can do with television is put it in your child's bedroom."

西皮二黄

看了这篇文章
让我心里的罪恶感减少了很多

Richard.G

前提是要跟父母一起看。

格桑梅朵

并且要有互动！

Ray和Wendy

看电视也就是制造点话题，关键还是父母和孩子说话。

jasminet

我们家小妞夜里做噩梦哭的时候，只有跟她讲花园宝宝的故事才能镇定下来。
现在基本还是让她一天看30分钟-一小时的电视。
看多了也不好

熊猫阿三

有些研究又说多看电视丧失语言能力...

cynthiawu

我觉得还是有一些道理的

我家小朋友在国内看卡通，前两天自言自语，竟然冒出一句：“没有实力，就不要强出头”
虽然他不能理解 实力 强出头 的确切意思，但是也大概的知道这句话用在什么场景

[ 本帖最后由 cynthiawu 于 14-11-2011 18:32 编辑 ]

bl111power

研究表明，研究太多，会导致人变傻。。。

pinksky

好像大家都在研究,自己是拿来主义,连大脑都不用过.搞不清楚专家在哪里?专家是谁?

和闲闲

适当看是肯定有所收获的，还要选择适合孩子的电视，如他缺乏哪方面，就尽量选择相应特点的电视，这样就能“因材施教”了。

苍翠欲滴

我儿子只要在家就会自己开电视ABC2看，最近会一面看一面和电视里的人物说话，结束了还会跑来告诉我电视里故事的。他能知道什么是他看的什么是妹妹看的，女孩子的节目他会说这是妹妹的，我不看了。
这里的ABC2是一个很好的儿童台，全天候的。