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Therefore, it is true that some video games can cause behavior problem in children. Parents should monitor the kind of video games they buy for their children (Lieberman, 2001). The amount of time in which a child is exposed to this kind of video games should also be regulated. Parent
The first mobile telephone was invented in 1973. It was big and bulky and hard to carry. Since then, the cellular phone has gotten smaller, but at the same time, has expanded its capabilities. With the 70’s phone, you were only able to make a call—and that's it. But today, in 2017, you are able to have a calculator, a camera, the internet, map directions, health monitoring, calendars, etc.
The first cellular device and call was made in and by US people. Initially landline telephones were there everywhere and it was considered as a pride of having a telephone. Problem with it was that it was a wired system and if somebody wishes to make a call then he/she had to visit a booth or had to reach for it, that is one cannot make a call on urgent basis if stuck somewhere. Plus if there was some problem in wire then it use to take a lot of time to find and correct it. The mobile phone coalesced the landline phone system with a new technology called as wireless communication.
According to a recent U.S. " drivers engaged in text messaging on a cell phone are 23 times more likely to be involved in a crash or near-crash event compared with non-distracted drivers." This number can be explained by the reduced ability of the driver to analyse and react, his diminished field of vision. Consequently, cell phones increased the dangers on the road. As can be seen, using a phone while driving should be a criminal offense because it endangers people around. In conclusion, criminalization of the use of cell phone while driving is essential considering today’s reality.
V. Conclusions: A. Topic Sentence: Violent video games lead to poor social skills. Saad 4 a. Sub idea 1: Violent video games make teenagers have unacceptable behavior. Evidence 1: As Craig Anderson stated in his article “The Impact Of Interactive Violence On Children”, teenagers who play violent video games behave more violently than those who don’t. Evidence 2: Experiments and studies have shown that playing violent video games lead to a diminished pro-social behavior, Anderson
It is not surprising that in a recent study schools which ban the use of phones experienced a substantial improvement in students ' test scores. Phones can have a negative impact on productivity through distraction. Phones hurt the vulnerable students the most. Allowing phones in schools would be the most damaging to low-achieving and low-income students. Students who didn’t use their phones wrote down 62% more information, took more detailed notes, recalled more information, and scored a full letter and a half higher grade than ones that were on their phones.
: Jenna was asked to write a short essay about how violent video games affect children by her English teacher. Read it in silence. Circle the new vocabulary words you find and then, answer the questions below. Teacher: Ms. Rolland Class: 3B Date: August 21st, 2017. Does Violence in Video Games Affect Children?
It’s appalling to see that many children today have been negatively affected by playing video games. These children may spend a long time playing till they hear their mom or dad say something like: “Enough! It’s time for you to find something better to do!” The child might find this useless and might not understand the main purpose, but they don’t realize that it’s good advice even though he or she was just about to crash through the next level. Too much of anything is just too much. Parents should never permit their kids to play video games because video games cause more aggression, real-life violent behavior, and will likely result to children having difficulty distinguishing reality from fantasy.
So how does video game playing affect the cognitive processes? Cognitive researcher Daphne Bavelier argues in her TED.com talk Your brain on video games,