What you’re saying is quite interesting; many of us feel the same way or share similar views but don't dare discuss this topic on social media—though we do talk about it among friends, and the debate is usually excellent. All that content those YouTubers post is fake; they only care about their audience and monetization. We need to set time limits for kids' internet use, encourage them to socialize more with peers their own age, and get them involved in hands-on activities so they can learn and stay motivated. It’s a tough task, but not impossible.
What you’re saying is quite interesting; many of us feel the same way or share similar views but don't dare discuss this topic on social media—though we do talk about it among friends, and the debate is usually excellent. All that content those YouTubers post is fake; they only care about their audience and monetization. We need to set time limits for kids' internet use, encourage them to socialize more with peers their own age, and get them involved in hands-on activities so they can learn and stay motivated. It’s a tough task, but not impossible.