A 22-year-old woman in China lost her eyesight because of her smartphone addiction. She went on an 8-hour gaming marathon on her phone and was later admitted to the hospital where she was found to have lost sight in the right eye. The Chinese woman might have brought it upon her but it 's us who are leading our children towards a dark future, getting them hooked onto tablets and mobiles. Source: Flickr-SteveChippy Dependence on digital devices such as smartphones and tablets is good as they are great at providing information and entertainment, and are also readily available. But when it comes to modern households and nuclear families, more and more kids and children are getting hooked onto these devices. And their parents are letting this …show more content…
Well, prevention is always better than cure and it stays true for this situation as well. Source: Pixabay To prevent vision-related problems for your kids, you should try and prevent their reliance on digital devices. Blue light (HEV) is also emitted by the Sun and LED light bulbs but most of us don’t stare at them for hours on end. (Source: Digital Trends) All digital screens and even common electronic appliances emit the HEV light and many reports confirm that. But the ones we constantly keep staring at cause the maximum damage. So, the solution is simple — lesser the exposure, lesser the damage. After every 20 minutes look at an object 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. In the digitized era, where we work on computers and mobile phones throughout the day, we should follow the 20-20-20 rule. After every 20 minutes look at an object 20 feet away for at least 20 seconds. You Can Also Use a Blue light Filter on Devices While giving up all digital devices is not possible, you can surely reduce the harm caused by the HEV or blue light. Most tablets and smartphones understand the importance of this and are now including a blue light filter on the devices as a
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The article being analysed is "Ditch the screens and let kids be kids," by Sue Wighton, published The Courier-Mail on the 20th of June 2016. In the article, Wighton identifies the topic "Screen Time," and the issue "Should we take electronics away from children. " Her contention throughout the article is to inform people of the effects screens have had on children and the community. Throughout the text Wighton adopts a narky and irritated tone, which further progresses into an aggressive tone and finally into pleading yet sarcastic tone. Attached with the article is a photo of a baby holding a tablet and a businessperson holding a holographic globe, which leads off to several technological devices.
In our society in this generation, smartphones and advanced technology are becoming more relevant every day. Because of this outbreak, we question if the use of tablets, video games, and smartphones are affecting us in a negative way. Some say it's benefiting our future, whereas others think technology is ruining the minds of the youth. Science fiction novels and movies predict a dark future if we continue down the path we are on. Ray Bradbury even predicted such a dreaded future many decades ago in Fahrenheit 451.
Technology intoxicates the brains of young children and young adults, is what most parents might say when asked about the effect that technology has on the younger generations. In the article, “The Digital Parent Trap” by Eliana Dockterman, she appeals to logos, appeals to ethos, and compares the effects of technology to persuade her audience that early exposure to technology actually can be beneficial. First, Dockterman appeals to logos throughout the passage when arguing her point. In her passage, Dockterman continuously uses statistics as evidence to support her argument.
Kids today are too attached to their phones, but adults lead the examples. Children watch their parents to see how to act around others. When we are too attached to our technology then our kids learn that it is all they need and they lose the connections they make out in the world. Many experts say that technology is replacing parenting and children aren’t feeling the way they should towards their parents. We can see the social critiques in books such as Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury and the short story “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury have big social critiques that we can see in our society today.
Around 72% of parents say that they feel as if they have a good handle on technology and they are a good role model for their child when it comes to using it (Stress in America, 2017). Six in ten of those parent admitted that they were also “glued” to their phones as well, or constantly checking emails (Stress in America, 2017). Most parents, ninety four percent state that they take at least one action to help their children from being addicted to technology (Stress in America, 2017). They say they feel as if they are failing to succeed (Stress in America,
Growing Up Tethered A professor at the Program in Science, Technology, and Society at MIT, Sherry Turkle talks about how kids today are attached and somewhat obsessed with technology in her article called “Growing Up Tethered.” Turkle interviews with many different teenagers about the different types of technology they possess and how it impacts their everyday life. She talks a lot about how technology can do away with our privacy and also how people feel the need to be constantly connected.
A poll taken this year by Kelly Wallace on CNN.com, shows the results from an interview with 1,240 parents and their children, ages 12 to 18. Wallace adds, “50% of teens and 27% of parents feel they're addicted to their mobile devices” (Wallace). Based off the poll, Wallace emphasizes that 69% of parents and 78% of teens check their phones hourly. Adults are also suffering from this addiction to technology (Wallace). In Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury points out, “I don’t think it’s social to get a bunch of people together and then not let them talk, do you?
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Specific purpose: To inform my audience about the effects of smartphone. Central idea: The phenomenon of smartphone addiction cause many effects in terms of enviromental, social, physical and mental. BODY I. One of the effects that will experienced by human when overuse the smartphone is physical effect. A. Nowadays, we are relying on our smartphone instead on using our brains and this action cause reduction to our brain’s function. 1.
The current study is the effects of exposure to technology on young children. As we become increasingly more reliant and absorbed in technology, it is no surprise that today’s children have become avid users as well (Hatch, 2011). Children at the age of three or four already have tablets, smart phones, and others; they could easily attain technologies and would even demand for one. As it makes easier for us, technology has both positive and negative impacts especially on young children. It comes with great opportunities but these opportunities likewise come with great risk
Cell Phones Have you ever wondered why your parents would not get you a phone?. In Today’s technologically advanced world, it is pretty common that you have at least one or two connections between technology. However, most parents disagree assuming that technology is hurting the teen’s Childhood. Nevertheless, having a cell phone is a necessity in today’s modernized world. Some of the reasons are practicality, GPS tracking for parents to know where their kids are, and safety.
About 90% of my classmates use electronic devices at home for visiting social media sites, gaming, watching videos, and more inappropriate activities. ¨ Their using this stuff anyway-let's teach them how to use it productively,¨ says Matt Cook ,an educated
How are smartphones affecting the middle or high school student’s teen life? Well, in the century we live in, technological devices are considered essential. Thus, considering smartphones, many adults and children are being introduced to new relevant technological products everyday around the nation. Although of how beneficial smart devices could be, middle and high school students seem to become too dependent on their cell phones and other 21st Century technology. To emphasize, smartphones in schools are influencing young children, causing students to become less social and consequently, parents are apprehensive.
The excessive use of smartphone can lead to eye problem. Long-time focusing on the smartphone tiny screen can cause the eye to be discomfort. According to Amanda (2014), eyestrain, blurred vision and dry eye are the effect of spending too much time on starting smartphone. Moreover, smartphone addiction also can affect teenager’s sleep. The constant checking update on smartphone has interrupt teenager’s sleep and even cause insomnia.