Internet must be limited to students or not?
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ya it must be limited.... but why many of the students use unlimitedly..
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Internet
access must be limited to students
We are living in an IT revolution era. Indispensability of
internet and computers cannot be denied. The modern youth and children don't
have any other option. Internet and computers have already taken over each and
every field.
There is no denying the fact that this boom in the IT
revolution has taken its toll. As the axiom goes 'Excess of everything is bad.’
children have shown enormous interest in the virtual reality created by IT
revolution. Easy access to smart phones, tabs, laptops, internet compatible TV,
internet, etc. has adversely affected the contemporary children. They prefer
sitting glued to the LED screens of the above mentioned devices at the cost of
their games and sports, and studies.
They no longer know the joys of playing outdoor games. So
their health has deteriorated considerably. Their impressionably minds are at risk
of being exposed to vulgar and obscene sites teeming on internet. Besides,
sitting for long hours in front of these screens affects their eyes, as well as
mind. They remain tense, always busy processing one thing or another. They
don't have peace of mind. They have forgotten the art of writing letters,
reading books, comics, listening to stories from grandparents, etc. Whatsapp,
Facebook, Twitter, and other messengers keep them engrossed. This addiction is
not going to stand them in good stead. This is going to deprive them of
physical and mental strength that one gets from playing outdoor games and reading
books.
The elders must play a proactive role in stopping them from
going astray. The need of the hour is to take precautions and cautions in the
use of internet by children. The teachers and parents must teach children the
art of using internet wisely. The Government must make some internet regulatory
strategies to keep the young children away from the negative influences of the
internet. Failing to do so is surely going to have repercussions.
Internet
access must be limited to students
We are living in an IT revolution era. Indispensability of
internet and computers cannot be denied. The modern youth and children don't
have any other option. Internet and computers have already taken over each and
every field.
There is no denying the fact that this boom in the IT
revolution has taken its toll. As the axiom goes 'Excess of everything is bad.’
children have shown enormous interest in the virtual reality created by IT
revolution. Easy access to smart phones, tabs, laptops, internet compatible TV,
internet, etc. has adversely affected the contemporary children. They prefer
sitting glued to the LED screens of the above mentioned devices at the cost of
their games and sports, and studies.
They no longer know the joys of playing outdoor games. So
their health has deteriorated considerably. Their impressionably minds are at risk
of being exposed to vulgar and obscene sites teeming on internet. Besides,
sitting for long hours in front of these screens affects their eyes, as well as
mind. They remain tense, always busy processing one thing or another. They
don't have peace of mind. They have forgotten the art of writing letters,
reading books, comics, listening to stories from grandparents, etc. Whatsapp,
Facebook, Twitter, and other messengers keep them engrossed. This addiction is
not going to stand them in good stead. This is going to deprive them of
physical and mental strength that one gets from playing outdoor games and reading
books.
The elders must play a proactive role in stopping them from
going astray. The need of the hour is to take precautions and cautions in the
use of internet by children. The teachers and parents must teach children the
art of using internet wisely. The Government must make some internet regulatory
strategies to keep the young children away from the negative influences of the
internet. Failing to do so is surely going to have repercussions.
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