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    Douglas Gentile, a psychologist at Iowa State University, reports that “roughly 8.5% percent of children who play video games in the United States are addicted”, and the percentages were similar in various countries. While the numbers seem futile, the effects are…

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    that they couldn’t achieve high academic success unless it was due to cheating. Another issue Stand and Deliver brings to attention is the stereotype threat, which is the risk of confirming in oneself a characteristic that is a negative stereotype (Leon-Guerrero 2016). The calculus students were afraid of not doing well on the retake of the test and that the Testing Integrity Office would confirm the “cheating” and confirm the stereotype that Hispanics have lower academic abilities than do white…

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    Today’s Media: Media in the Presence What is media? According to businessdictionary.com “Communication channels through which news, entertainment, education, data, or promotional messages are disseminated. Media includes every broadcasting and narrowcasting medium such as newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, billboards, direct mail, telephone, fax, and internet. Media is the plural of medium and can take a plural or singular verb, depending on the sense intended”. According to wikipedia.org…

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    why technology can play a big role. Some children learn better from hands on experience, which technology gives you that chance. Technology has many different effects on education, one of them is being able to enhance the students learning. If the technology has an appropriate teaching method, technology may increase the student’s academic achievement. The introduction of technology into the learning environment has allowed the learning to be more student-centered, to…

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    Running Head: GAME BASED LEARNING Game-Based Learning (GBL) DANIEL MCDERMOTT (10090112) UPU0002 Academic Writing Off Campus 9 Oct. 15 Essay Question 1: Game-Based Learning (GBL) The use of Game-Based Learning (GBL) or Gamification, as a learning tool, has created some debate concerning its value and educational merit. Does GBL belong in schools? Many of us have grown up playing games, and in primary school education games have a high presence in segmenting our learning in…

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    its influence on society is affecting how we all live. People spend hours on their phone not only talking on it nonetheless texting, social media, and gaming. Cell phones have both a negative and positive impact on society. Studies have shown that academic performance and motor vehicle collisions have been impacted by cell phone usage, while learning disorders, classroom distractions, and cheating have been linked to high cell phone use from college students. However, it has been proven that…

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    Prebedtime behaviors have a great influence on the quality and duration of sleep. “Within the hour before bed, frequent video gaming, computer use, listening to Mp3, and use of mobile phones are associated with later self-reported BT on both school and weekend nights.”() The use of technology before bedtime can activate the mind and result in the flooding of thoughts. Also, the light from screens on technology can suppress melatonin resulting in difficulty falling asleep. However, replacing…

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    freedom of obtaining information is important to humans, as when they can watch actual news or information, the society could keep safe, fair and democratic. As a tool, computer has acted an increasingly significant role in some territories in early education and academic learning, so filtering information will damage its effect. In addition, the development of art is related to a variety of social sensitive facotrs, but the nature of art is to stimulate the prograss of society or improve…

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    network is an online service that focuses on facilitating has like sharing interests, activities, backgrounds, or real-time situation. It many benefits but also have the negative effect too. Some negative effects of a social network are waste of time, a path that ruin, and it’s not private. Firstly, one of the negative effects of the social network is that it can be a waste of time. Many people spending the time with social network whole day and not doing beneficial of their lives. According to…

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    Special Education: Autism Introduction: Within our society, special education in a school environment is viewed as a group of students who have social, mental, or physical disabilities. Throughout this research, autistic student’s behavior and traits will be analyzed from different perspectives. Autism has been an ongoing issue throughout the centuries across demographic groups. Autism, known as a type of special education, is not known to have any social, ethnic or racial boundaries (Dyches,…

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