Cellphone
“Put that cell phone away!”
I hear that phrase a lot in class. Cell phone is the main cause of
distraction in class. During a lesson, students who use cell phone in class
will get distracted and also they waste their time instead of understanding the
lesson. I know it sound like old fashion, but it is
a fact my friend. We love our phones; I spend hours everyday with my phone. These days life without
cellphones is hard to imagine. Imagine there is car accident. You stock in the
car, and you cant open the door. There are no one too help you. What you would
do? Would you call 911? This piece of
technology makes life easier and safer. Base on my survey responses people use
their phones several times the day for different purposes. We should accept
that we need cellphones, but we have to be aware of disadvantages of it.
Cell phones are playing a huge role in
destroying how people talk face-to-face, our relationships, and our social
skills. Teens are the biggest user of cell phones, texting, and technology.
According to Wikipedia, Ninety-one percent of Americans ages 18 and over own
cell phone. Texting has taken over everyone’s communication process, and over the
years our teenagers have become more and more addicted to the technology. It
has got to a point that it has caused our teenagers to have severe depression and
hard time communicating with their peers. I feel like we all need to bring down
the percentage of using our modern technology and stop allowing the computers
to decide for us when we have a built in computer in our body.
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Technology is a mixed blessing -- it can save us or kill us. Why do you think texting became so popular -- do we really have so much more to say than we used to?
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