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some children spend hour every day on their smartphones. why this the case? do you think this is the positive or negative development.

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Nowadays, many
children
 spend more
time
 with their smartphones rather than studying or playing outside with
friends
. In my opinion, I think that
children
 wasting
time
 on devices is a negative development for young kids.
However
, from my perspective
children
 should spend more
time
 learning is a good way to develop young kids.
Firstly
, one of the reasons heir wasted
time
 on their smartphone is they can access social media. Social media is platforms
such
 as Facebook, Instagram and much more, these platforms provide
children
 with more than just a connection they chat or call with their
friends
 and share daily life with their online
friends
.
This
 may seem positive but the internet is a dangerous place for
children
,
children
 can get cyberbullied
similarly
 to that
children
 could addiction to social media. Another reason
children
 spend so must
time
 on smartphones is because the device could download music, video games, and movie and spend hours playing , watching and listening.
This
 could be a positive thing for entertainment but it wasted
children
's
time
 and energy,
this
 cost negatively on
children
 because they could spend
time
such
 as doing homework, sports or with family and
friends
. In conclusion,
children
 spending hours on smartphones is a negative development.
Although
 there are some benefits
such
 as connecting with peers and providing entertainment for them the negatives outweigh the positives. The parent should look after their kids and guides them to use it properly and teach them to do other things for fun and much more.
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