Effects of Technology on Learning Habits Essay

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    There is cheating going on in every school, from elementary all the way up to highschool or college, but every student is academically dishonest. Student ethics are changing dramatically with the development of technology in the digital age. Schools have a policy to determine consequences for any individual involved in cheating, the teachers' are the ones who have the decision to report the cheating or determine a consequence theirself. Students have many methods and resources available for them…

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    content for hours, not much thought is given to the harmful results of technology being a primary component of society. The teenagers and toddlers of today are exposed to a vast array of informative and superfluous information that can affect their future in many ways. Individuals must be more selective in technology usage to prevent an over-reliance on the virtual world, decreased human empathy, and negative psychological effects. People who consume more of the virtual world tend to cut short…

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    them, often requiring the use of some type of technology. Is this drastic change in the way we educate our future Americans distracting students and teachers from the true meaning of education? Today, students and teachers are affected and distracted…

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    Technology and its Effects The term technology originated from the Greek word ‘technologia’. Technology refers to the use of machines and various tools that make our daily work lives simpler, easier and more organized. The word also describes the different gadgets, and resources used by humans to help them control and adapt to their environment appropriately (Bridgman 5). In factories, technology planted in smart machines can store massive amount of data, and it boosts the production. Embedding…

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    In fact, children that are addicted to technology are more susceptible to being cyberbullied. Cyberbullying is a real and negative side effect that comes with using the Internet. If kids do not know how to protect themselves online, they can fall victim to serious cyberbullying. The unsecure features of social media allow users to place anything about themselves on the web: true or false. Innocent youth that do not realize people can portray fabricated versions of themselves online may…

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    when given the opportunity. Wherefore, these immature actions can be prevented if their range of freedom was not so large. To avoid the destructive effects of inappropriate cell phone usage, parents must give their children time to mature before providing them with a mobile device. Likewise, another survey in Philadelphia explains how society’s technology addiction has gone too far: “Many [children] were given the device while parents did house chores (70 percent), to keep them calm (65…

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    Nelson, Steve. "Too Much Technology Is Bad for the Brain." The Huffington Post. 9 June 2014. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 3 Mar. 2015. “Many so-called educational reformers see technology as the panacea for what ails education in America, but technology is more a cause of what ails education than a cure for it” says Steve Nelson. Education reform is a campaign calling for teaching coding to all children, in which they want to start teaching students at elementary school level. Nelson…

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    experience; using the components that made it bad and changing them. A key component to learning is to have an open mind, and be accepting of new ideas. Like Aristotle said, “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.” What we are learning today prepares us for tomorrow 's challenges, this is consistent throughout our days becoming a habit. In order for this habit to develop, you have to be open minded to life’s new…

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    efforts. Teams not reaching their goals would learn from others and begin to strategize on how to improve their results. The following study was reported using supportive curriculum with heart rate monitors (HRM) and pedometers (PED) and their effect on physical activity. The results proved quantitatively. Qualitatively, as well, the teacher felt the PEDs provided the students motivation for self-improvement during class. The students using the HRM shared that although time consuming to…

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    Technology And Distraction

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    library. Along with listening to music, young adults are the largest group to adapt and utilize new technology. Previous studies show that technology leads kids to become more off-task and distracted. With the increase…

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