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This document discusses the impact of technology on children. It notes that excessive technology exposure can lead to inattentiveness in school and incorrect diagnoses of conditions like ADD or ADHD. Studies show that children are getting restless, bored, and anxious without technology to use, and have little interest in other activities. The document concludes that parents and teachers need to manage children's technology use daily and ensure they spend time engaging with others away from screens.
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Research Paper: Final paper Is a child’s development helped or harmed by digitized technologies
Is a Child’s development helped or harmed by digitalized technologies? Explain.
Introduction
Children at a young age go through a process called youth development; a time in which what taught or shown to the child will profoundly impact them for the rest of their life. The child at this time is almost identical to the use of a sponge, which absorbs everything, and is something that they will implement into their lives. Digitized technologies, in this case, acts as the water that the sponge (the child) is to absorb. Controversy about children at a young age with technology has become more and more of a concern for adults, specifically with their parents. The fear is that as the child clings to the technology within the development, the ability to learn various things weakens and short attention span becomes more prevalent.
The myth among parents is that children with technology during development will have more of a problem in learning new things and having difficulty in responding to authority why more parents are becoming fearful of technology becoming more of reliability for their children during their early stages of development. Others may argue that giving the child technology will benefit them in enhancing their multitasking skills and prevent future tantrums. Furthermore, parents believing both sides of the myth, come up with one sound resemblance, that technology must be monitor when children are in the hands of it. It is not the digitized technology that harms the child’s development, but the amount of time a child is with the device.
List of Headings:
Is a child's development helped or harmed with digitalized technologies? Explain
1. Advantages that come to a child when using digitalized technology during development
Description: The following heading indicates that children using technology during development gives benefits and advantages for them.
2. The downsides of children using digitalized technology during development
Description: The following heading indicates that children using technology during development brings drawbacks and difficulties in their stages of youth.
3. Importance in having control with the amount of time a child is to be with a digitalized device during development
Description: The following heading indicates that adults/parents should be cautious in how much time they allow the children to be on the devices.
4. What is to come within the future of the children and technology used during their development
Description: The following heading questions on the future impacts of technology during a child's development.
5. Scientific and Social Studies on children and their development
Description: The following heading indicates the following studies and experiments on the matter of children and having digitalized technology during development.
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- 1. + Children Relying on Technology Does this new age of technology benefit or damage the incoming generation? Alexa Long
- 2. + Such thing as too much technology? "Too much Parents and technology Teachers need to exposure can lead manage children's to inattentiveness intake with in the classroom technology daily. setting for school- Children need to aged children. know that texting They may get and taking phone diagnosed calls are not meant incorrectly with to all be urgent ADD OR ADHD, or and spending time even be labeled around others with bipolar without disorder," - distractions of TechNewsWorld technology is key.
- 3. + VIDEO
- 4. + Hurting their brain? “Their brains get used to too much auditory and visual stimulation -- and in the absence of these stimulations, they do not know what to do with themselves”– TechNewsWorld Studies have shown children getting to restless, bored and anxious when they don’t have technology to look at our play with, along with no interest in sports or any physical exercise.
- 5. + References http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4V1mQXf8Ql4&feature=related LeClaire, J. (2006). Kids and tech: How much is too much?. Tech News World, 1(1), 1. Retrieved from http://www.technewsworld.com/story/52677.html Cullingford, C. (2009). Computers, schools, and students [electronic resource] : The effects of technology. Abingdon, Oxon, GBR : Ashgate Publishing Group.