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    communicate with others not in the room. In today 's electronic age, texting, sending and receiving messages and images is the way we talk to each other, especially for young adults. Although it is a good way to instantly connect with someone, there are dangers with excessive use. Young people are just coming into their sexuality and they are learning to build relationships. Smart phones…

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    the fullest with our heads stuck in our phones all day? ***As our use of the media grows, we grow farther apart from reality, and cease to experience life firsthand. The road into media interaction is a slippery slope. First you’re just going on a networking site every few days to see what everyones up to, but before you know it you could be spending half your…

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    content – “m by montcalm hotels”) (words limit: 1000) The baptism of Silicon Roundabout has been done by the then Chief Technology Officer of Dopplr Matt Biddulph. Ever since then Silicon Roundabout had been a massive hit with Dopplr a popular social networking site for frequent travellers . UK has the upcoming Digital city on the similar lines of Silicon Valley. The epicenter for this booming city is wrapped around East London. Whenever we talk about tech clusters we either visualize New…

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    Pew Research Center reported that 13 percent of young Americans have used their phones to avoid interacting with the people around them. Pew Center’s research confirms that increased usage of the cell phone has caused many Americans to become less social. A teenage girl who Turkle interviews also had the same case in which she uses her phone to communicate rather than talking to someone face to face. In the interview it is explained that, “[Audrey] she’s one of Elaine’s shy friends who prefers…

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    Using social media is the newest trend of today's children and adolescents. Any website that allows social interaction is considered a social media site, including sites such as Facebook, and Twitter, video sites such as YouTube and blogs that are very popular among today’s youth. Sites offer today's children is a portal for entertainment and communication and have grown exponentially in the last couple of years. We have been using social media so much that it has been slowly embedded on our…

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    focus of this study. My argument is that Arendt’s approach can provoke ideas, meanings and understandings for educational leadership by examining the interrelationship between plural persons generating ideas and taking action, and can illuminate the dangers of substituting action with activity. The relationship between leadership in education and democratic development has been a growing theme in debates focused on educational leadership (Grace, 1995) but as argued by Gunter (2014:1) there has…

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    Technology is starting to rule over the world, especially with cellphones. Nowadays technology is so advanced that it’s taking away what truly matters in life. Although technology is very important to our society, it can hurt various aspects of our lives. People are so wrapped up and addicted to all the new cellular technology that they forget about their responsibilities. Technology has influenced various aspects of life, especially with the interaction we have with each other. Although…

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    Leadership Theories Transformational leadership is important in social work because we need to create leaders out of our clients so that they can start to advocate for themselves (Elliott & Asghar, 2014). Transformation leadership is defined as a leadership approach that causes change in individuals and social systems. In its ideal form, it creates valuable and positive change in the followers with the end goal of developing followers into leaders (Elliott & Asghar, 2014). Enacted in its…

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    Modern American culture includes an alarming amount of conformity and censorship that spews from television, the media, and social networking, that has significantly changed the original definition of what America stands for. A self-taught American fantasy and horror author named Ray Bradbury, was a very adamant individual that strongly supported the lessening of censorship in American culture and the increasing freedom of thought throughout. The common theme of encouraging individualistic, free…

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    stop at devices used to check email and social networks. Technological improvements in the 21st century, encompass all fields including medicine, transportation, production, warfare, and finally leisure. Technology can be defined as the practical application…

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