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Question: Consider this you are a veteran case worker a social worker in fact and you've decided based on your experience that the quality and quantity of viewing hours directly affects how much a child is able to discern what is real from what is not real indeed a child's understanding of the world in which he/she lives is directly proportional to the amount of television he/she watches and the consequences of the child's misperception of reality are damaging therefore you must decide for the welfare of the child how "limited" a particular child's viewing should be will the job be difficult how can you yourself discern how influential is television do you agree with Tom Hamill that there is a way to separate or monitor educational versus escapist viewing furthermore what is recreational television when does recreational viewing become escapist once you've established that the child is inclined to abuse television what exactly should you do being perhaps a parent or teacher yourself what alternatives are there based on Hamill's analysis is there even such a way to delineate the issue indeed from your reading of Hamill alone would you be comfortable removing a television from a child's home review Hamill's essay locating his items of support and use them as a way to organize your own essay if you disagree with Hamill's assessment use his claims as items of refutation cite sources according to a style drafts will be accepted you will not be penalized for poor grammar or punctuation however you must do the best that you can to punctuate properly because this is going to influence how people perceive you in the future it doesn't matter where you're working remember that there are only three things people care about style content and grammar.