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    “The Internet is dangerous and predominately negative influence in the lives of children” Several generations ago the internet was non-existent; the internet became mainstream in 1999 (Spiegel, 1999). The internet has many benefits but there is also many dangers that predominately have a negative influence on the lives of children, such as cyber bullying, being exposed to sexual and harmful content. That’s not to say that there is no benefits to having access to the internet like online…

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    work or even just one parent living with them. How will they be able to afford paying to visit a website for information? It denies children in these particular situations/conditions to not be allowed get the proper information they need for their homework…

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    A new warning has just been issued to students: “The tiredness that you feel in the morning may not be your own fault but a product of your everyday habits. Some habits that lead to your tiredness could involve your tablets, phones, video games, or even your after school job!” In the past, children, teens, and even teachers have faced tiredness at least once throughout the day, and many want a solution. Teens face many obstacles when trying to acquire enough hours of sleep, and this problem…

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    In recent years, the decline of integrity has shown its effects in many profound ways. Integrity - the quality of being honest and having moral principles, is becoming increasingly devalued by the culture of today's society. Numerous studies indicate we are overwhelming our students by pressuring them to exceed in life beyond their capabilities. Often these measures that lead them to “success” come with unnecessary complications and are achieved in a dishonest manner. These small “harmless”…

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    On April 7th, my 10th grade honors English class was handed our final assignment. Our task was to find a topic, research it, write an essay, and present it. It sounded dreadful to many of us. Yes, we did have some class time to work on the 550 point assignment, but we had to do the majority of it at home. The essay was not due for over a month, so I had time come up with a topic. Initially, I thought it would be extremely difficult to choose something which I could devote multiple hours to,…

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    The first negative effects of technology on children’s communication skills is health status. Technology harmfully effects children in many ways, and it properties physical health problems. First, they do not activate their brain to think of something important, so this issue has to be negatively affect their way of thinking. Dianne (1998) stated that “children nowadays do not talk often, they involved in technology. The technology effects the way of thinking on children brain” (p. 1). Second,…

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    Nobody likes homework. It is tiring and tedious to many students. Homework is typically given in large or excessive amounts. After school, students have a very limited time to finish all of their work, since they have many other things to do besides homework. Not only is homework tiring, but it can also give the student many unwanted problems. With all of the stress that is already coming from school, homework only emphasizes that. There should be less homework because it takes up students time,…

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    they go online almost constantly, according to a new study from Pew Research Center” (Lenhart). Clearly stated by this data, teenagers are succumbed by and addicted to their mobile device as they constantly feel the urge or desire to go online. The effect that social media has on teenagers is what truly makes them the focal point of this controversy. “71 percent of teens use more than one social media network site” (Lenhart) on their mobile device. The most popular and frequently used social…

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    Sitting alone in bedrooms every night, high school students vigorously scratch away at hours of complex homework projects, problems, and papers. The motivation for such rigorous labor is not to learn or comprehend information, but instead to attempt finishing work in time to turn in the suceeding day without retribution; therefore, keeping GPAs high and futures bright. "Rather than deeply learning and engaging, these students report “doing school,” and express willingness to sacrifice their…

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    norms (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Up to 11% of children in the United States have at some point been diagnosed with ADHD, about two thirds of whom have taken medication to treat their ADHD (Visser et al., 2014). ADHD has significant negative effects on students in the classroom, where students with ADHD commonly are unable to stay in their seats, forget assignments and materials, do not pay attention to instruction, fail to study effectively for exams, call out at inappropriate…

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