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Using a computer every day can have more negative than positive effects on your children. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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It is considered using a computer on daily basis has a more destructive than constructive effect on your child. I completely agree with
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 notion due to the effect on
eyesight
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 and obesity
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 increase. To commence with, there are various reasons why using a screen has more negative than positive effects, out of which the most predominant is the effect on children's
eyesight
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. To elaborate, many youngsters use a computer continuously without rest and they seem blurry vision and which causes weak
eyesight
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. To cite an example, a headline from BBC(British Broadcasting Corporation) revealed that 70% of youngsters had weak
eyesight
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 due to the blue light of computers.
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, the blue light of computers may affect children's vision.
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 strengthening the view that obesity
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 increase in many teenagers. To elucidate it, it can see very clearly in
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 contemporary era majority of the teenager have obesity
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 2 due to every day sitting in front of a screen and do not prefer to go to the gym.
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, a survey conducted by the Indian government in 2017 found that 45% of youth had fat in their body due to sitting in front of a screen and eating food and did not prefer to do some exercise.
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, sometimes computers create a bad impact on their health. To recapitulate, using a computer had destructive effects not only impact on
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 but
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 on increasing the fat
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 in children's bodies.
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