Watching TV is Beneficial for Students? || English Debate Competition || Prince School

Debate on whether watching TV is beneficial for students:
Watching TV can be both beneficial and harmful to students. On the one hand, watching TV can be a useful tool for learning, as it provides access to a wide range of educational programs, news broadcasts, and documentaries that can help students broaden their knowledge and understanding of the world. Additionally, watching TV can be a source of entertainment and relaxation, which can help students reduce stress and improve their mental health.
On the other hand, excessive TV watching can have negative effects on students. It can lead to a sedentary lifestyle, which can contribute to obesity and other health problems. Moreover, excessive TV watching can be a distraction from academic work and can lead to poor academic performance. Students who spend too much time watching TV may have less time for homework, reading, and other activities that are essential for their academic success.
In conclusion, while watching TV can be beneficial for students if done in moderation and with a focus on educational and informative programming, excessive TV watching can have negative consequences. It is important for students to balance their TV-watching habits with other activities, such as physical exercise, academic work, and social interaction, in order to achieve a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
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[@HEALTHVIVA_123]

Good job keep it up but first of all teach them all that 9th is a ordinal number so we can't use it with class we can use it with standard.....like i am in 9th standard or we can say i am in class 9 ... thank you have a good day ❤

[@HoXDipannew]

First of all get yourself taught that "o" is a vowel in *Original* and there should be *an* instead of *a* before original. 😂

[@featureteller]

​@@HoXDipannew Not original and not ordinal, its ordinary you both are wrong and right at the same time 😅😅

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