Some children spend hours every day on their smartphones. Why is this the case? Do you think it is a positive or negative development?

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In recent times,
children
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tend to devote prolonged hours to their
smartphones
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everyday
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. In my perspective, there are several factors which result in
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phenomenon and the act of abusing
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in
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may develop negative impacts in the long term.
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, as social media are spreading rapidly
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those entertainment platforms are being upgraded to be more ubiquitous to the public, numerous apps with attractive designs have been invented to serve
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entertaining
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purposes.
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,
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can simply get access to the digital environment
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online games, where they are likely to be impressed by the appealing designs of these platforms,
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they will have
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probability of being addicted to
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or more specifically
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in playing games.
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, the lack of parental supervision may
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be the primary factor. As
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are not aware of curbing their playing times,
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their cognition about the harm of misusing
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, they will continue their progress on the phones if parental interruption is not involved.
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phenomenon will spark severe consequences
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children
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in several aspects.
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, abusing
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is hazardous to their eyesight as they are exposed to harmful rays derived from the phone screen, in the long term it even leads to some detrimental
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not only related to optic health but
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their entire body.
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, misusing
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will hinder
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from taking part in social activities or socializing with their loved ones and friends.
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they will have a higher probability of sustaining from depression or mental issues
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of the lack of interacting with the outer environment. In conclusion,
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phenomenon is getting more and more severe, with many factors which contribute to
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situation. Considering those aforementioned consequences, some actions should be taken to alleviate the problems.
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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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