Modern language is not simplify to a right and wrong , because human civilization is in a constant evolution with our standard for writing , which makes it impossible for there to be clear cut benefits and drawbacks from online writing. There are possible implications for both benefits and drawbacks that are shown form testimonials in the passage from teachers .
Its seems from the passages that the multiple teacher testimonials they have acquired the majority has been in the negative light . To be specific would be in jennifer lee’s , “I Think, Therefore IM.” , which is a record of a 8th grade english teacher Jacqueline Harding recollecting a unfamiliar nuisance that has appear in her class this school year . That recent nuisance was modern online/text lingua franca that the modern generation has created and adapted to . Examples of this modern writing style would be 2 , b, cuz, wuz, ppl, r, ur , b4 , and etc . Why this writing could be seen as a drawback is because like Jacqueline states …show more content…
Which appears in Clive Thompson , “Clive Thompson on the New Literacy.” in a statement from Professor Andrea Lunsford states , "I think we 're in the midst of a literacy revolution the likes of which we haven 't seen since Greek civilization," she says. For Lunsford, technology isn 't killing our ability to write. It 's reviving it—and pushing our literacy in bold new directions. The reasoning behind that is because many american never wrote anything outside of school assignment on their own personal time . Which is completely different from the current era we are in . Writing online is daily use and hobbie either on your favorite social media , personal writings , and online gaming . So in today 's world of online writing there are multiple benefits and drawbacks of writing online that can not be simplified to a favorable or negative
Its seems from the passages that the multiple teacher testimonials they have acquired the majority has been in the negative light . To be specific would be in jennifer lee’s , “I Think, Therefore IM.” , which is a record of a 8th grade english teacher Jacqueline Harding recollecting a unfamiliar nuisance that has appear in her class this school year . That recent nuisance was modern online/text lingua franca that the modern generation has created and adapted to . Examples of this modern writing style would be 2 , b, cuz, wuz, ppl, r, ur , b4 , and etc . Why this writing could be seen as a drawback is because like Jacqueline states …show more content…
Which appears in Clive Thompson , “Clive Thompson on the New Literacy.” in a statement from Professor Andrea Lunsford states , "I think we 're in the midst of a literacy revolution the likes of which we haven 't seen since Greek civilization," she says. For Lunsford, technology isn 't killing our ability to write. It 's reviving it—and pushing our literacy in bold new directions. The reasoning behind that is because many american never wrote anything outside of school assignment on their own personal time . Which is completely different from the current era we are in . Writing online is daily use and hobbie either on your favorite social media , personal writings , and online gaming . So in today 's world of online writing there are multiple benefits and drawbacks of writing online that can not be simplified to a favorable or negative