“A STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY TO STUDENTS” A Research Paper Submitted to: Professor Rhona Theresa S. Sambrano, M.A.T School of Medical Laboratory Science Far Eastern University Dr. Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation In Partial Fulfilment of the requirements for English 2 Albarico, Karl Marco S. Lim, Patrick Joseph C. March 2016 APPROVAL SHEET The research paper entitled “A STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY”; prepared and submitted by Patrick Joseph C. Lim
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can really have an effect on what can happen in the future for our healthcare systems. Demographics and Disease trends can go hand in hand with one another because disease trends are so constant and unnoticeable that it continues daily, therefore having a particular group being affected by the same disease. Some people do not believe it, but all you have to do is look at the statistics and you will then see how greatly they affect one another. To break things down, demographics are groups of people
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Gadgets are technology innovations that provide us ease with our daily tasks. It saves us more time and improves our efficiency in performing various activities. Nowadays, almost all work and human activities done are assisted by machines. Gadgets aid us in almost everything we do and it has really impacted the way we live our lives. Everything from cooking to studying uses electronics in some way. We cannot deny the fact that we are now more dependent on machines and technology to make our lives easier
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to convey what we hope to achieve this semester. The overarching goals for this course will attempt to impart a broadened knowledge of world ranging issues in today's society. It will attempt to awaken us about how these issues will impact ours and others lives now and in the future, how even though some issues may seem totally disconnected, seeking information will lead you to understand that many of today's challenges are very much affected by each other in one respect or another. It will
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asking in the focus group interviews, what activities were they involved in; they did not ask what other non-campus activities they participated in. This information would make it more of a holistic approach due to that we would know more about their lives. If there were more respondents in the study, we would get more of an average number of activities they were involved in because currently it is very swayed with just one activity involved in. The limitations of this current study are due to size not
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prevails. Like everything else in this world, technology has its pros and cons with each side being valid. Two pieces of literature in Unit 4 that coincide with opinion are “A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury and “Nolan Bushnell” by David E. Brown. Undoubtedly, modern technology has become crucial for survival in this generation. From television, to video games, internet and smartphones; many humans don’t realize how dependent we are on technology. Author David E. Brown records important events
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| |What is meant by the term media |Media Coverage compared to technology is defined as a process of combining together the | |convergence with regard to technology, |telecommunications and computers and turning them into one electric or digital form. This | |and how has it affected everyday life? |affects our everyday lives more than we know. Media coverage gives us the ability to watch| | |television
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concern surrounding advancing technology and the effects it has on the public. Nicholas Carr provides an understanding on how technology is affecting the way human’s process information. In the article, Carr unlocks our mind to the negative affects advancing technology is having on the human brain. Nicholas Carr provides research from a range of reliable specialists on how the internet is modifying the way our brain translates information. Technology is engraved into our everyday routines and most children
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new type of technology is been introduced in today's world. So, the question arises that is theses changes necessary in today's world? If yes, does it have a good or a bad impact to the human society in today's world? We need to talk about in which approach hi-tech advancements that pace into our daily lives have altered our lifestyles in the very last few centuries. In today’s world each and every single people rely on new and advance technologies. Everyone loves new technologies and gadgets
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Bogard’s “Let There Be Light” he gives many ways how to preserve natural darkness. He gives examples on how artificial light hurt humans, wildlife, and our ecosystem. “Little darkness meaning too much artificial light at night spells trouble for all.” Bogard successfully proves his argument by the use of data, figurative language, and solution. By the use of data in his article he got to prove his point of how light affects humans. Paul Bogard states “Our bodies need darkness to produce the hormone
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