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    Despite opening the window to new and different means of distraction and cheating, technology and the Internet have furthered education and schools because of the increased opportunities to connect with other students around the globe and the immense amount of time and resources it saves. The use of the Internet in the classroom saves time as well as resources. Now, instead of wasting paper on quizzes and activities, teachers can use online resources like Kahoot, Quizlet, Duolingo, online…

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    Imagine a world where Technology does not exist, in both worlds we need technology in the giver and the real world. Lois Lowry the author of the giver is trying to show us the point of technology in the novel. In the novel Jonas is the protagonist their world is under control and their jobs are assigned to them. Their community is being watched and there are cameras everywhere in the novel technology is also used. Technology is an important part of our everyday life's, people are always using…

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    Little has been said about distractions in this book, and yet they are probably one of the most annoying and frustrating things you will come across as a writer. Watch Jack Nicholson in the movie “The Shining” or the movie “As good as it gets.” He gives a dramatic speech in both about how frustrating it is to be a writer and be distracted by somebody. So, why is so little mentioned in this book? The fact is that distraction is so subjective and personal that it is completely…

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    it seems “out-of-control”, and this feature begin to strongly distract their daily life. This distraction always makes them lose their focus on their work problem, because smartphone provide the information can entertain them. Therefore, people begins to blame smartphone and starts to ban it in school. Although the smartphone seems to be a big problem which distract teenager students, the real distraction is caused by students themselves. As the typical technology users, the students of today…

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    Nicholas Carr explores the effects of online reading on one’s mind in The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains. Through the explanation of many experiments and tests, Carr gets across the point that online reading is a gateway to distractions and interrupted learning: thoughts are scattered and information is not fully retained. He admits that the Internet is a useful tool, but as much as it helps us, it can also hurt us. While reading online the mind is tempted with links and…

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    way from only a few particular people to any everyday person having one. With the more use of phones, problems have arisen from that. Cell phones at school have many reasons to be prohibited due to the high rate of being a distraction. Not only are cell phones a distraction with the many features such as games, but also with texting, calling, social media and the internet. With these applications, students are distracted…

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    Deaf Awareness Essay

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    willing to do anything to make their child normal. This attempt on fixing the child’s hearing is reflected in the painting by attaching the two ringing bells to the boys ears. This constant vibrations are distracting and confusing. Any human hates distraction especially hearing people love to complain about noises that constantly distracts them, so why distract the deaf child from their real deaf identity? Why form something fake, something that isn’t part of him? Why instead not support and…

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    Distracted Driving

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    The fundamental issue addressed is how distracted an inattentive and distracted driver is while s/he converses on a cell phone. Car crashes are common and one of the major causes of distracted driving is cell phone usage. Cell phone usage distracts the driver from the primary task of driving. Human brain capacity does not allow humans to multitask, but it is rather a seemingly simultaneous alternation between the two tasks (Strayer, Drews, & Crouch, 2006). This study highlights the impairments…

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    technology cart or waiting for the Wi-Fi to connect, in a hassle to keep up with the hundreds of computers in the district. Technology is distracting students and teachers from achieving their full potential while at school. This technological distraction is caused by many different situations in which both students and teachers will encounter during the average school…

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    Distracted Driving

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    the road when that person pays more attention to other objects or people. Various new technologies inside the vehicle are the most attractive objects that keep the driver’s eye off the road. Driver distraction is the major reason for car crashes, and it kills many people. The common perspective distraction is that drivers perform more than one thing at a time, driving and completing other activities. Driver behavior and safety are significantly distracted by mobile phone usage, passenger…

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