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    use the computers. But the laptops has some negative effects with it, because it could be a distraction, the money for the laptops would be expensive, and most likely you wouldn’t learn anything. First thing about why laptops would be bad to have in schools is, it could be a distraction. Today everyone use some type of technology such as phones, laptops, tablets, or some other things. Why it is a distraction? Well for instance, if you have an assignment, your laptops out, the teacher is lecturing

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    Is Technology a Distraction? In today’s world, electronic devices are becoming increasingly conventional and accessible. With the advancement of technology, the people advance along with it by cultivating and using technology. It is not surprising that laptops, phones, tablets, and televisions are common in this era. Consequently, people may engross themselves in these appliances, distracting themselves from other tasks such as school or work. Technology takes residence in schools, offices

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    Distraction is a useful and powerful tool that has been used throughout all of history. People have used distraction to cover up scandals, when battles/wars and to hide the truth. For example in today's world one could argue how North Korea distracts the rest of the world by making war threats so people can't focus on their actual problems going on in there country. But imagine if a form of society distracted you from living a healthy natural and real life. In “The Brave new world” The World State

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    Running Head:CELL PHONE DISTRACTION 3 Cell Phone Distractions Cell phones and technology in general has advanced a lot over the last ten years. Allowing students to be able to take their phones or devices wherever they want in today’s society. Thus bringing forward the issue of cell phone distraction in the classroom. “Concerns about cell phones in the classrooms are also grounded in what we know about teenage brains, including the inability to concentrate while

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    The Distraction Nowadays how many kids do you see walking into class with their iphone, laptop and or headphones? Students have been given a great amount of technology helping in their studies but is technology helping to raise scores and intelligence? Why should we keep allowing technology in our classrooms when it has been proven to distract and make kids less aware of lessons that are trying to be taught to them. As technology continues to be used, we must make sure when a teacher gives a lesson

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    Distraction: A Stride Forward Over time, gadgets and gizmos have taken attention from many Americans. Maggie Jackson gives prominence to this point in “Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age.” According to Jackson, technology has become too advanced for attention’s sake. In her essay, Jackson states that “we are nurturing a culture of social diffusion, intellectual fragmentation & sensory detachment. In this new world, something is amiss. And that something is attention”(546)

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    Our Distractions “I am convinced that learning to live with both internal and external distractions is all about teaching the concept of focus.” (Rosen 11) Are we being driven to distraction? This question is posed in Larry Rosen's essay Driven To Distraction; he argues students are distracted by technology. He makes his argument effective through use of logos, tone and rhetorical patterns. However, Rosen's essay is weakened by not addressing opposing arguments and by using a false authority

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    Digital distractions are affecting the college classroom in many ways. First, let us establish what a digital distraction is. By definition to be distracted is “having one's thoughts or attention drawn away: unable to concentrate or give attention to something” (Distracted). To be digitally distracted is to just add technology to that. Digital distractions range from texting and driving to checking one’s phone when socializing with other people. These two examples are very noticeable in today’s society

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    Digital Distraction in the College Classroom Digital distraction is the addiction that one has to the internet, their phone or any form of digital technology. This is constantly becoming a bigger problem in this day and age as technology is advancing and new electronics are constantly being released. These nonstop advancements are having a big impact on education, especially in the college classroom. Being digitally distracted can do a lot to a person, considering the fact that the phone and internet

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    Distraction.gov reported that distracted driving was responsible for killing over 3,100 people and injuring over 430,000 in car accidents. As more and more people become engrossed in what’s happening on their phones, the rate of accidents resulting from distracted driving will likely increase. With an increase in accidents, people like you may see your auto insurance increase. Fortunately, there may be a solution on the horizon--semi-autonomous vehicles. What Are Semi-Autonomous Vehicles? Semi-autonomous

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