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People Are Too Dependent On Computers Essay

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Yes, I believe that people are too dependant on computers. Computers are used for everything and can either be a very good thing or a very bad thing. They’re used for education in schools all around, helping/directing ships and planes for transporting goods, and they are used for advertisements over the internet. A Lot of my education is learned off the internet,I can go and look for anything I want to know about. Without computers I wouldn 't know a lot of what I didn 't know today. An example on how computers helped me learn was when I was little and used a website to learn my math equations that I would have trouble with. The website showed me the steps in learning fractions and about how they were used for a lot of things I would need to know in the future. …show more content…

You might go to a school that has computers, or you may be in a third world country that does not have computers. People in third world countries may not even have books to learn or even a teacher, but if they do have those things there is a big possibility they have no access to computers. They will grow up only learning from their teacher and whatever access to books they have, if the books are out of date they’re not learning what they really need to. The people in third world countries could have up to date books, but still without having computers, making them at a disadvantage to the rest of the world. When and if the people in different parts of the world come to a place like America, they will not be able to keep up with everyone else that has been using computers since they were young. “Computational tools Teachers and students can use computer-based tools, such as text or graphic editors, databases, spreadsheets, or presentation packages, to help in processing information.” By Osin,

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