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Some children spend hours everyday on their smartphones .why is this the case ? Do you think this is a positive or negative development ?

#children #hours #smartphones #case #development
A significant amount of hours of the day
is
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 used by some youngsters on mobile phones . Smartphones
has
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 become a tool that takes a vast aspect of
children
’s time and some may attribute
this
 to many reasons and
also
 argue if it’s a positive or negative trend . Since the invention of the smartphone it has become a tool
that is
 very accessible to everyone
has
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 it was designed and intended to be .These
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smartphones
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smart phones
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smartphones
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 are
also
 designed to be flashy and
this
attributes
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makes
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make
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 them Attractive to
children
 ,with
this
 accessibility
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 is the addictive nature of
this
 gadget , the ability for
children
 to use it for entertainment
such
 as games ,
watching
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 movies .These activities can be addictive to youngsters as
their
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 not fully developed mentally to set boundaries .These
children
 who spend so much time on their
smartphone
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smartphones
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 lag in other aspects of life as they are unable to develop their basic human interaction skills studies have shown that
children
 that do not have
this
 balance become stunted in their development . On the other side of the
coin
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 the easy access youngsters have to a mobile phone gives them the opportunity to tap into a vast pool of information available on the internet ,so many skills could be learnt with the aid of
the
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smartphones as the world is now evolving digitally
however
 with
this
 pros come to the cons . In conclusion ,I think
children
 spending undue long hours with their smartphones is detrimental to their development .
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • smartphones
  • usage
  • technology
  • accessibility
  • convenience
  • entertainment
  • gaming
  • social media
  • communication
  • educational resources
  • addiction
  • dependence
  • negative effects
  • physical health
  • mental health
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