PART A: How do the benefits of television compare to reading literature?

1 answer:

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Television engages students more directly, while reading literature helps develop students’ imaginations.
B.
Television can expose students to different types of stories and cultures, while reading literature develops their mental processes.
C.
Television teaches students more modern and relevant storylines, while reading literature allows students to better understand the past.
D.
Television more quickly develops students’ mental processes, while reading literature teaches students patience and hard work.

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