The role of the mass media continues to grow, not only in the world of adults, but also children and young
people. Interest in some of the media is shaped in early childhood and a computer with access to the Internet
seems to play a particular role in everyday life of a young man. How to use a computer is closely correlated with
the age of a child. And so, to the second year of age, a child primarily manipulates at keyboard or joystick, his/
her concentration on images is elusive and the understanding of what he/ she sees, difficult to verify. Upon
completion of 2 - 3 years - a child begins to please what he/ she sees, but is not yet able to understand the content
of what appears on the screen, all the more the relationship between one and the other scene. The effects of
playing with a computer mouse appear to be random. After finishing 6 years of age, a child is interested in
messages happening on a computer screen, often understands a relationship between the individual scenes and
reads a hidden meaning. Between 9 and 12 years of age, fascination of computer games and Internet far prevails
an interest in television programs, even those that a child has willingly watched earlier. Around this time, within
the classes in school, children become familiar with the educational qualities of a computer. They learn its more
versatile use and application. In subsequent years the computer/ Internet is becoming a rich source of information
and the network - area of human relationships and, more generally – social contacts. [3]
The role of the mass media continues to grow, not only in the world of adults, but also children and young
people. Interest in some of the media is shaped in early childhood and a computer with access to the Internet
seems to play a particular role in everyday life of a young man. How to use a computer is closely correlated with
the age of a child. And so, to the second year of age, a child primarily manipulates at keyboard or joystick, his/
her concentration on images is elusive and the understanding of what he/ she sees, difficult to verify. Upon
completion of 2 - 3 years - a child begins to please what he/ she sees, but is not yet able to understand the content
of what appears on the screen, all the more the relationship between one and the other scene. The effects of
playing with a computer mouse appear to be random. After finishing 6 years of age, a child is interested in
messages happening on a computer screen, often understands a relationship between the individual scenes and
reads a hidden meaning. Between 9 and 12 years of age, fascination of computer games and Internet far prevails
an interest in television programs, even those that a child has willingly watched earlier. Around this time, within
the classes in school, children become familiar with the educational qualities of a computer. They learn its more
versatile use and application. In subsequent years the computer/ Internet is becoming a rich source of information
and the network - area of human relationships and, more generally – social contacts. [3]
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