Personal Narrative: Earring Change Hearing

Earrings Change Hearing Take a moment to ask yourself if you have already forgotten something you intended to do today. If the answer is yes, well then you are not the only one. Being a full time undergraduate student, working two jobs, while also trying to fulfill other life obligations tends to leave me exhausted. With an extremely hectic schedule, comes lack of being able to think straight at times. When carrying conversations with someone it has become habit to space out not even letting what myself not the other person is saying soak in. The moments I find myself with time to think of my daily events are usually late at night. I start to reflect all that I have done and heard throughout the day. If there were only a way to go back and

With a speaker attached that allows to playback what has been stated during the day this allows a person to become more aware of not only what others have said, but of their own speech as well. By playing back conversations and hearing what could have said differently this triggers ones memory responding to what you know and helps to prevent future speech errors or miscommunication. People who spend time questioning their speech or conversations, they become less confident in what they are saying. With hearing earrings, this allows the ability to instill confidence by eliminating confusion of past conversations.
People learn without realizing it, it is a basic part of human nature. Everything that we hear, say, and do teaches us something. When it comes to pushing one’s self how to learn such as in a classroom environment, this task is much harder. People have their off days, as mentioned previously, having a hectic schedule clouds memory of discussions throughout the day. People do not catch themselves being distracted and may blank when asked something they are expected to know the answer

Yes, having a microphone chip implanted that nobody knows about might bring some ethical concern issues. “However, there are important questions of law that must be addressed first. And most often, what you want to record and where will likely dictate the legal limits of the activity” (www.rcfp.org). As an organization for freedom of the press states, in public places people should always assume that they are being recorded to the extent that the recorded information is that in which can be easily overheard. It seems that unless you are over listening or privately recording someone intentionally that this is not seen to be a