영어레포트_ 아동 미디어폭력 _The link between television violence and increased aggression in children

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아동의 텔레비전 시청과 폭력성과의 관계에 관한 기사를 통해 분석하고 해결방안을 모색한 영어 레포트 입니다. The link between television violence and increased aggression in children

Following the article `The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers; Teachers Voice Concern`
If there is anyone who had an experience of imitating cartoon characters or heroes can feel easily how it was entertaining and very real to them when they were children.

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If there is anyone who had an experience of imitating cartoon characters or heroes can feel easily how it was entertaining and very real to them when they were children. Reminding of one incident in my childhood, my brother and I liked to watch the cartoon named the Mutant Ninja Turtles. Whenever we had finished watching it, we grabbed sticks and started fight each other just like Ninjas. Sometimes, the play went worse and led to a severe conflict. Is this experience really common to anyone? Some people believe that the children program which involves violent scenes can raise several problems to children. What if it is one of the causes escalating crime rate both in children and adults? This argument is still controversial, but I believe the connection between violent program and influenced children is strongly linked for now and also for future.
According to the article ‘The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers; Teachers Voice Concern’, the study of teachers’ dilemma dealing with how to respond to media violence and its effects on the children they teach determines three major concerns. As interpreting the teacher’

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·  Diane E. Levin & Nancy Carlsson-Paige (1995, September). The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers; Teachers Voice Concern. Young Children, 35. 359-366
·  Ron Kaufman (2004). Filling their minds with death; TV violence and children. Retrieved September 21, 2009, from
· http://www.turnoffyourtv.com/healtheducation/violencechildren/violencechildren.html
·  Virtue Media (2002). Virtue Media. Retrieved September 21, 2009, from
· http://virtuemedia.org/home.html
·  Ryan Feezell (2002, October 30). Television Violence and Its Effects on Children. Retrieved September 21, 2009, from
· http://www.letu.edu/people/annieolson/1023Webs/fa02/bre-fee-mil/paper.html