Smart Phones in School Essay

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    you to failure. For example, John and his wife bought their son Luke a phone. Luke was so happy for the phone. Suddenly John realized that Luke's grades were going down. That same day Luke's teacher emailed John saying "Luke hasn't been participating in class and has been very independent lately." When John got home he took Luke's phone and said "you can have it after…

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    Iphone 7 Research Paper

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    people love this new phone because of how fast the new processor inside the phone is, also another huge thing that is very well liked by the new iPhone would have to be how great the new camera is made on it. The camera that is built into the IPhone is 12 megapixels itself. That is a very huge change compared to where they started off. The very first IPhone camera only had 2 mega pixels on it so you can defiantly see a huge change in that. People love just the look on the new phones from how…

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    In the article, “Hidden Intellectualism” Graff argues that streets smarts are being not utilized enough in students’ academic work. He incorporates several examples that support his claim including how sports taught him how to effectively write an argument. Graff also uses an eye-catching introduction with an intriguing example of Michael Warner’s transformation and intellectualism as the main theme. Overall Graff gives his audience a perfect template for argumentative writing with balance,…

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    Social Networking If you’ve ever had your phone placed beside you when doing homework, you know that it is very distracting and you feel the need to check up on your social media every couple minutes. “74% of American adults online use social networking sites such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Pinterest, as of January 2014, up from 26% in 2008” (Kiesbye 1). Social networking is increasing rapidly worldwide and it has become a controversial issue. Many ask if social networking…

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    his points to be true. Unlike other kids who have had a smartphone since they were in middle school, a trend that is becoming more and more commonplace, I received my smartphone the summer before senior year of high school. Having acquired a smartphone much later than most kids I have a good idea of how my thought processes worked…

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    with their phones, talking and texting most of their time. Always loud and ignorant, they even start fights in public places. What adult wants be around teenagers who make a mess when they’re eating while playing their loud music? A restaurant has the right to band teenagers at a certain time period especially when they’re effecting their business. First of all, teenagers are often noisy and messy. In Munchy’s ad they state “aren’t you tired of eating lunch surrounded by noisy high school…

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    Why Sexting Is Wrong

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    it. If you’re in a business meeting, at a park, at the mall, or even at school, don’t peak at anyone’s phone, because you might not like what you see. Sexting is quite literally all around us at any given time. Everyone wants to be a part of sexting, but what is it, why do people do it, and what happens when it all goes wrong? The definition of sexting is, “the sending of sexually explicit messages or images by cell phone” (“Sexting”). Sexting is used by the young, the old, and in between.…

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    technologies like 3D printing, SMART boards, and mobile technology have changed the teaching and learning processes in ways that are beneficial for students and teachers in elementary and secondary education. 3D Printing Originally developed in the 1980s, 3D printers were first used mainly to…

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    in years past known as the “New Classroom War”, the challenge to keep students preoccupied with learning the material from the class instead of getting distracted on phones or useless websites such as Facebook. Their are several ways a teacher can combat in this war such as: using the technology to teach lessons, use programs on phones or computers that will allow the students to learn while still using their technology, or simply not allow any technology of any sorts in a classroom. Although…

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    In a world where technology can make a harmless text about a duck turn into a vulgar message not appropriate for a child, can we really call technology smart? Is it now a human or shall I say iHuman that can take on being-like characteristics? No, it’s not. Social media combined with other forms of technology are a timesucking abyss in our lives, “compulsive viewers use television as a distraction, an escape from unhappy lives or unhappy parts of an otherwise tolerable lives” (Rodmann, p. 268).…

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