Helping our children succeed in school today can improve their success in the workforce tomorrow. There are many studies and programs developed to help children behave well in school. However, I believe that to understand children's behavioral problems, we must focus not on creating more programs to punish that type of behavior, but rather understanding the causes that contribute to it. We need to look behind the problem and try to understand where it comes from. Thousands of studies have been conducted to try to understand why this generation experiences behavioral difficulties. The most common conclusion they came to was that violence on screen, which includes TV, radio, music, games, all entertainment involving violence and language of course, is harmful and is one of the reasons why younger generations they fail to have good manners and are involved in aggressive activities. Johnathon L. Freedman is one of those academic researchers trying to provide scientific evidence to support the idea that violence in the media and its effect on aggression is crucial for young children. Given that for many people his opinion is true, I would say that there is no conclusive empirical support to demonstrate the existence of such a correlation and there is no evidence of harmful effects on children's present and future actions. any correlation (between aggression and the bad influence of children due to media violence) did not take into account the large number of children witnessing violence, the acceptance of correlation as a cause, and the historical evidence of aggression it may have affected children much earlier Violent entertainment came into play in their lives...... middle of paper...... institutional organization that works well. First, make sure that children do well in the previous educational process and do not miss out on any important knowledge that will be essential in the future. Keep an eye on your child's friends and school progress. If it seems that he/she has some behavioral problem, try to solve it as soon as possible because if a child is labeled by society as problematic, this impression is very difficult to change. Second, the child must learn to participate in the employment system. Having good letters of recommendation, previous experience and a good academic record will help land a well-paying job. Finally, once you get a good job position, continue to educate yourself in the field of your job. Keeping up with new technologies and using them in the course of your work will help you succeed in the world of capitalism.