The effects of technology on children are complicated,
with both benefits and costs. Whether technology helps or hurts in the
development of your children’s thinking depends on what specific technology is
used and how and what frequency it is used. At least early in their lives, the
power to dictate your children’s relationship with technology and, as a result,
its influence on them, from synaptic activity to conscious thought.
Today, people depend a lot of technology; they cannot
be away from phones, computers, TV etc. People forget what is valuable in life,
do not know treat with people in front only by technological means, also
in social activities people do not enjoy being with the cell phone in every
second or pay attention when someone talks to them. Technology is very
important in terms of job and information, because it is more accessible; find
things to do college work or to look for something that we want to know.
Technology offers so many opportunities and
continually brings exciting new ways that we can communicate with each other,
share and learn. So we have to be careful with the technology and use it
to our benefit when we really need it, teach our son how important it is to
live life without restraints, to play with the ground and not being from kids
using technology unnecessarily.
- Increased: to make or become
greater in size, degree, frequency, etc
- Reminded: to cause (a person)
to remember (something or to do something); make (someone) aware (of
something he may have forgotten)
- Persuaded: to induce, urge, or
prevail upon successfully
- Echoes: the reflection of
sound or other radiation by a reflecting medium
- Allowed: to permit (to do
something)
- Parked: a large area of
land preserved in a natural state for recreational use by the public
- Awful: very bad
- Faint: lacking clarity
- Jolting: to bump
against with a jarring blow
- Banned: To
prohibit.
- Retaliatory: To take a retributory action.
- Towed: To pull or drag.
- Wail: to make a sound resembling such a cry
- Vigilante: a member of a vigilance committee
- Sonic: producing sound
- Jolted: to bump against with a jarring blow
- Pay a fine: to discharge
- Prompted: performed or executed without delay
- Screech: a shrill
- Siren: a device for emitting a loud wailing sound
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