How these commercial effects of companies affect school-aged children

 How these commercial effects of companies affect school-aged children

Learning is an ongoing process. Man learns from birth to death. But education gets life at some point. Expanding life experiences during these times can make changes in school children positive or negative. The majority of schoolchildren believe that parents, teachers, friends, and society will influence their decisions if they do not consider the decision-making of schoolchildren. . In their further analysis, the social impact of the media and the media is influencing the decisions they make in their day-to-day lives. Children are of the opinion that food, clothing, mobile phones, and more are influencing the choices in life. . The way actors dress up in the programs they use, their style, the tools they use, the words they talk about, and the actions they perform tend to mimic them. The actors and actresses who have appeared in teledramas or films have begun to imitate their fascination with the world by becoming actors and heroes. The media's pretense for smoking cigarettes,  and other drugs is a classic example. The charming actor, who smokes and acts heroically, is deliberately targeted at films that target them and young people. It is the attitude of children who do not understand that smoking cigarettes is a unique activity and can attract a hero.

But the loss of the sensation of cigarette lips, blinking mouths, eyesight, and jaw-dropping causes a loss of awareness. One reason for this is that the actors in the films are depicted with pleasant hues and bright eyes and cheeks. This is how cigarettes are made into a super treat for older children with a smell age. This is the reason why school children are used to such propaganda. Of course, expanding understanding of the company's tactics and impacts on schoolchildren can help prevent schoolchildren from becoming targets of commercial impacts. Television or whatever kind of cigarette smoking is attractive to the advanced child. It is not an educational tool that represents the harsh reality. Talking about the commercial impact of the media is impossible without talking about social media. Modern schoolchildren are also active in social media, so they are more likely to get caught up in social media tactics. It creates a positive attitude towards them. Often, children who are not keen on learning in the classroom but who are actively engaged in extracurricular activities are the targets of the companies. Having a place in the group that sends them will automatically lead to a group that promotes such drugs. We can create an environment that is free from commercial impacts by enhancing the understanding of children exposed to these actions and expanding our vision. For example, a fast-paced rebellion among schoolchildren to hold a piece of paper in the mouth as a heroic act.

When it comes to their minds, it is an act of agony by the elderly, and the children intervene to prevent their friends from falling into the trap of their friends, to prevent them from being creatively commercialized, to be less attractive. They will create their own environment