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Argument of Fact Janet Froetscher, president and CEO of the National Safety Council stated, “Studies show that driving while talking on a cell phone is extremely dangerous and puts drivers at a four times greater risk of a crash” (“Should”). Driving while talking on a cell phone is the new drunk driving, and studies show that it could possibly even be worse. According to a new study by CBS texting while driving has now surpassed drinking and driving as the leading cause of death among teens.…

The article discusses how Coke is expanding its “Share a Coke” marketing promotion started last summer with “Play a Coke”. Instead of personalized names, the bottles will have memorable moments like “First Kiss”. Consumers can scan the bottle with the “Play a Coke” app, and this will populate a music playlist that people can control by rotating the bottle. The “Play a Coke” app was developed with Coke’s partner for this project, Spotify. The article states this campaign is Canadian-specific, and…

Susan King Mrs. King ELA 6th Hour The Danger In Technology 07 April 2017 Did you know that 75% of car accidents are from texting and driving? People that text and drive get into accidents more often than regular accidents. After saying that Cell phones are not safe. If you’re walking out in the middle of the street and you’re only paying attention only to your phone you could be in real danger. Also you and the driver could get hurt or killed. “The national safety council reports that 1.6…

An increasing amount of people is afraid of using self-driving car because of different kinds of security concerns. In fact, some research showed that people would care about their privacy because of the connecting Internet. Steinmetz (2016) reported that most of the self-driving car users are afraid of their data breach if their car were connected to the Internet. 55% of respondents would be worried about the safety of their privacy data. In addition, Jaconi (2015) explained that equipment can…

As a traveling teacher librarian I definitely want my students to look forward to their time with me. I am only in their classes every six weeks, for one or two lessons, so engagement is a big part of my planning. I spend time trying to get to know them through surveying their reading habits and classroom discussion. Additionally I have done different “icebreaker” activities so that I can get to know them and they can get to know me. They love playing 2 truths and a lie. One of the statements I…

I find it sad the things that can and has happened while driving. On the website”highwaysafety.utah.gov” it states,” 5,013 distracted driver crashes occurred in Utah which resulted in 2,796 injured persons and 17 deaths.” I find this astonishing that there have been so many crashes due to distracted driving. It is both tragic and interesting. It should be everyone’s goal to not drive distracted knowing the dangers and accidents that can come from it. On the website” highwaysafety.utah.gov” it…

THE CELL PHONE POLICY The views on cell phone policy are whether or not students should have them in class or if they should not have them, but through research a lot of evidence shows students shouldn't have them in class. The evidence state that cellphones are a distraction, and they encourage non-educational use in schools, and besides students are there to learn not to be on their phones. Some people think students use phones as a learning tool; however, students should not have them…

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Introduction I am going to argue and support why students shouldn't have phones in school. Cell phones are taking over the world everyone has their eyes on their phones. Using cellphones can be dangerous you can run into things and hurt yourself. Paragraph 2 If kids have their phones with them in class they get distracted if someone's phone is going off. People can cheat on a test by texting each other's answers. Another thing is that…

Imagine this: Silence, complete silence. This is a very large test that will be a very big part of your grade. You are the kind of person that gets distracted very easily. All of a sudden a phones starts ringing and all of your focus is lost. This reflects in a bad grade. Students should not be allowed to have and use cell phones in classrooms because of inequality, distractions, and cheating. To begin with, students should not have cell phones in class due to inequality. Although most…