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    Effects of Music On the Grades Of Students Anas Rashid‚ Ali Rehan Quraishi‚ Farhan Javed‚ Usman Talat butt‚ Maira Akram‚ Hina Jabbar‚ Safina Waheed‚ Hamza Mansoor Abstract The purpose of our study is to investigate the effects of music on student’s grades in Mathematics‚ Statistics and Accounting. And also investigate student wants to take lecture and give exam with music. Music has been found to have profound effect on the brain. Psychologists and scientists have been looking at the link between

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    What are the effects of television on children When I was 2 years old‚ my family had the first TV. Since that time‚ television had become an inseparable thing in my life. In my memory‚ if I wanted to watch television for a long time‚ I needed to struggle with parents in many ways. For instance‚ I remember that my parents only allowed me in front of television for 2 hours per day. So‚ I would get up in the midnight and watch TV secretly. Although I could only see the image but could not hear the

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    brought. An innovation that has troubled the youth of America for many years is television. Although there is no certainty to eliminate this “plug-in drug‚” there are many ways to control and monitor your television as a parent. Children between two and eleven years of age watch an average of 25 hours of television a week.(Children’s Television) Which means that children spend more time watching television than in school. With that statistic it is no wonder why this is such a huge

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    COVER PAGE THE INFLUENCE OF WESTERN TELEVISION PROGRAMMES ON THE CULTURAL VALUES OF NIGERIA YOUTHS (A CASE STUDY OOF CARITAS STUDENTS‚ ENUGU). BY EZIECHI‚ IFEOMA .S. MC/2006/136 DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION‚ FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCE‚ CARITAS UNIVERSITY AMORJI-NIKE ENUGU. TITLE PAGE THE INFLUENCE OF WESTERN TELEVISION PROGRAMME ON THE CULTURAL VALUES OF NIGERIA YOUTHS. (A CASE STUDY OF CARITAS STUDENTS‚ ENUGU). BY EZICHI‚ IFEOMA .S. MC/2006/136

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    THE EFFECTS OF TELEVISION

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    THE EFFECTS OF TELEVISION Nowadays‚ television has become the most poppular media of human kind. It’s also the indisensable device in our daily life. Everyone must agree that the advantages of watching TV are very considerable. But beside those benefits‚ there are some disadvantages that we must notice to be sure that we watch TV most effectively. What are Advantages of watching Television? I. Advantages: Informative. By watching news channel‚ we get updated with the things going around the world

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    Television is one of the major inventions of the twentieth century. It can be very helpful or harmful to the society. I believe it is more harmful than helpful. In my opinion young upcoming generation is misusing television for what it is not intended for. Young kids are watching television and are adopting bad habits and it is affecting their upbringing along with their behavior. Altogether it is not a good influence on young kids and should be enforced by rating and more programs that will help

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    The Effect on the Television Television is commonly accepted as the most popular media in the world at the twenty century. Due to the incredible invention of television‚ the living standards of humans have improved by providing lots of new capabilities. It is a powerful means of mass communication as well as the fastest mode of receiving any communication. This essay generally analyzes both positive and negative aspect of having television entertainments. The television can be a great learning tool

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    use of computers severely affects the physical and intellectual development of children. People believe that youngsters have been serious effect by TV‚ while there are some cogent reasons why this technology still has some positive outlooks. A contradictory impact on society is being seen in watching TV. First of all‚ some people have linked violence on television with crime rates in a real world lead to youngsters‚ who can effortlessly be influenced‚ will copy the behavior they look at. Secondly‚

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    The Effect of Pressure on Students to Get Good Grades Has there ever been a time where you have been pressured to get good grades in school? When this situation has occurred was it stressful and nerve-racking at the same time where you felt you could not do it anymore? In this paper I will explain the causes of pressure on students to get good grades and the effects of them. With pressure being the constant state of worry and urgency‚ has caused stress and difficult to students to excel and

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    Term 3: Investigatory Project The Effect of Multitasking on the Grade Performance of Business Students The new generation of students today have developed the strategy of accomplishing two or more tasks at the same time. This strategy‚ also called as multitasking‚ came about due to the growth and the expansion of communication technology. According to the research paper‚ multitasking refers to the concurrent processing of two or more tasks through the process of context switching. Neuroscientists

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