Weekday TV watching hurts schoolwork
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U.S. youths who watch television on weekdays tend to do worse in school than those who don't watch during the week, but weekend viewing appears to have no negative effects on schoolwork, researchers said on Monday.
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Nearly half of people who regularly watch online video spend less time watching TV, a survey suggests.
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Findings show that watching television by oneself is a very enjoyable way to pass the time, and that taking care of children is often about as much fun as housework.
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The TV networks have begun to put programs on the Web. The selections are crisp, clear, legal and free. But there arenât many choices, and they donât stay on the Web long enough.
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Editor's note: With today's column, Class Struggle from Jay Mathews moves to Mondays from Tuesdays, to coincide with the Post's weekly Schools & Learning page in the newspaper's Metro section.
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NEW YORK  - Teenagers should be encouraged to get up on weekends at roughly the same time they get up for school during the week, experts advise based on new research that suggests that sleeping late on weekends may lead to poor academic performance.
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Young adults are much more likely to read the newspaper if they were exposed to it in school, but television remains their primary source of news, according to a study conducted for the Newspaper Association of America Foundation.
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Your weekly dose of television gupshup.
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The average American spent 8.6 hours  a day sleeping last year, only 3.7 hours working and had 5.1  leisure hours -- half of which was spent watching television, a  survey showed on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK  - Teenagers who usually fall into  bed at 2 am each night and get up a few hours later to make  their 8 am classes are putting themselves at risk for more than  chronic tiredness.
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Our day-by-day guide to the fall TV season: Thursdays
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BBC education correspondent Mike Baker on the changes happening in the new school year.
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Sometimes the numbing effect of TV can be helpful. Especially if you're a kid being stuck with a needle at the hospital.
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It must have felt like the good ol' days at NBC: the three most-watched prime-time programs and "Nightly News" back on top of the ratings. Too bad it's the middle of summer, when few people are paying attention.
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The BBC's Mike Baker asks whether plans for four hours of school sport a week are feasible.
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Schools need to get serious about making pupils media literate, says regular columnist Bill Thompson
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Family time is under pressure from children watching TV and spending little time with adults, a survey suggests.