I am trying to write a letter to editor on "smart phones addiction among teenagers" can anyone gide me?
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To
The Editor,
The Tribune,
Chandigarh.
Sir,
Kindly allow me to ventilate my views regarding the harm being done by the cell phone to the students, in your esteemed daily.
There is no denying the fact that the 21st century is an age of Information Technology and of late there has been an explosion in its global proliferation. And India has not lagged behind to ride this wave-though it is a boon for the society but certain aspects of it are decidedly harmful. Take the case of cell phones. While this telecommunication revolution has made communication very easy and made base telephony redundant, it has also created many hazards. Not to speak of traffic hazards, it has taken the student community by storm. You can observe students of all ages flaunting their cell phones at every pretext. This virus has even entered the classrooms. The students pay less attention to their lectures but more to cell phone-talk with their girl-friends/boy-friends. Even while driving their vehicles they are seen absorbed in their cell phonic talk. So it invites many accidents. Even in the exams the students are misusing the cell phones for getting answers.
This trend is quite harmful for students and does not bode good. This menace should be nipped in the bud. The parents and teachers should take proper immediate remedial measures before it is too late.
Yours truly,
ABC.
Dated : Dec 08,20….
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The addiction to Smartphones and internet has increased alarmingly among children and teenagers during on-going COVID-19 pandemic.
Smartphone addiction has become an issue of serious concern for all age groups, but the addiction of teenagers towards these phones is seen as a dangerous trend by researchers. Smartphone addiction is not less harmful than alcoholism or drug abuse. During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic this addition has increased manifold. The reason of smartphone addiction is that these electronic gadgets are easy to carry and young boys and girls can use them anywhere and whenever they want. More than this the multifunctional features of smartphones makes it easier to do many things at a time. During the first three to four months of COVID-19 pandemic people became more addicted to smartphones.
World is changing at a very great pace especially with new inventions and technological boom in Information Technology (IT) sector. In such a scenario to maintain the equilibrium between these changes and human brain is definitely a challenging task, hence one must learn how to exercise control and to know what is important and what is not important at a specified time.
thanks !