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Survey shows that the time spent by primary school students and parents on electronic products exceeds the recommendations of the Department of Health
A survey found that primary school students and parents use electronic products in direct proportion to the length of time. The longer parents use it, the longer children use it, and children even use it twice as long as parents.
The Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association conducted questionnaire interviews with about 770 parents of primary school students from July to October last year and found that children spend an average of 4 hours on daily use of electronic products such as TV, mobile phones and tablets, other than for study purposes.
The survey pointed out that during the holidays, the time children use electronic products increased to an average of 6 hours, which is 1 to 2 hours more than parents. The use time exceeds the recommendation of the Department of Health, that is, primary school students should not spend more than 2 hours a day using electronic products. Indicators for recreational use.
The Young Women’s Association pointed out that the usage time of high school students is significantly higher than that of middle school students. In terms of non-study purposes during holidays, high school students use it for 8.2 hours and middle school students 5 hours. It is recommended that parents should avoid giving electronic products to young children too early and should use them in Books, etc. should be replaced, and parents should also put down electronic products first and increase interaction with children.
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