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

There is a rising issue among societies about how some
children
use most of their
time
each day on their mobile phones.
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matter
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by various interesting
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which are provided by smartphones and it
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lead
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to two sides of the development:
increase
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in children
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children
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children's
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knowledge and
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effect number of unnecessary
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in their stage. I personally deal with the former notion. Fundamentally,
cellphones
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cell phones
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have lots of interesting things which lead to continuous usage by
children
. They
are tend
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to focus on that because not
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everything
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in real life can give that kind of satisfaction-winning games.
For example
, YouTube has a lot of videos, and
children
can easily access them. They can choose funny videos or animation short
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, which can make them
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hours to finish or satisfy themselves.
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,
this
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to positive and negative developments. On one hand, it is believed that kids who
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their
time
most
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on the phone tend to have broader knowledge
due to
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information
that
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available
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on it. To illustrate
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explanation,
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the majority
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of
children
in
present
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time
are
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sometimes easily
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understand
adults
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or
teenagers
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conversation
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because they know about the topic,
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that they
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already
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or
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their smartphones.
On the other hand
,
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kids
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kid's
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activity
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activities
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can create
unnecessary
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impact towards their health. The amount of
time
that they took was long and there is
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limit which is made by themselves.
For instance
, recently, most
children
already
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with eye
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due to
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radiation. In conclusion, the reason behind
this
matter is the fun things in smartphones and it
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to the merit -broader knowledge- and drawback -unnecessary illness in
children
stage. Based on these sides, I still think it is a part of positive development, but those
children
need to manage their
time
usage on their phones with the contribution of their parents.
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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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