Mejorar la imagen institucional de la policía nacional de Colombia frente a los jóvenes

Abstract

Today's youth move in a very fast-paced world, in which immediacy is necessary to capture their gaze, which is why television has become become one of the favorite media today. Every day television offers thousands of alternatives in terms of entertainment, entertainment and information is about and despite the fact that television is so criticized today for instilling anti-values ​​in children, in addition to separating the family instead of uniting it and ending up being a negative factor in the lives of children, adolescents and young people, television also educates, through local channels and public, through educational, cultural programs that help expand the vision of young people in different cultures, not only Colombian but also exist in the world, helping to deepen their horizon of knowledge in something as simple as their general culture. Educational television, as indicated by Omar Rincon in his book Television Video and Subjectivity (p. 37) goes from being an alternative, to being a necessity for different reasons: First of all, children who do not watch television have a lower level of concentration since compared to children who are viewers They can perform multiple activities simultaneously.