To avoid these potential deadly results, drivers need to understand them, parents need to prepare youth to avoid them, and legislators need to implement laws to create safer roadways. Statistics show The social lives of today’s public spectrum seems to revolve around use of their cell phones as a growing number of people give up their landline and exclusively utilize their cell phone in replacement. Drivers need to understand that the growing popularity of the cell phone coupled with the task of driving a motor vehicle proves to be a dangerous and at times a fatal combination for both adults and teenagers. Cellular phones have provided the public a way to communicate frequently and relatively inexpensively. However, this also proves to be a deadly distraction while using a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle.
Some people wouldn’t be anywhere without their cell phone and would go crazy in our time. In the future it symbolizes our time because it shows how dependent we are on cell phones and our technology. I would put a pair of stylish pair of Jeans and a stylish Shirt with some nice Nike’s in there to represent the typical apparel for a teenage boy. Then I would put a cool dress and some flats to show what a typical teenage girl would wear. I would do this to show what kind of clothes kids were into our day.
Some significant uses of cell phones would be; research, calculations, or using academic apps. There are many different apps out today that are specifically made for educational purposes. Therefore cell phones are extremely useful to students. However there are just as many cons to cell phones as there are pros. Some teachers have a strict no cell phone policy.
For teens to interact with their peers, they only need to have cell phone contacts and the peer group experiences can be shared in virtually every place and time zone as long as they can access network coverage. It is hard to count students who do not have cell phones. Teens carry them twenty-four seven, both in and out of school. The cell phone has become a tool for social empowerment among teens. The problem arises that cell phones interfere with a teenager’s ability to execute an effective and accurate face-to-face social and written communication in an educational environment.
Cell Phone, Texting and Society Cell phone texting is dangerous and destructible to society. This is a sad but true fact, for the simple reasons of the distractions they cause. When a person has access to a cell phone and wants to say something to another person carrying a cell phone, they can just type on a keyboard and press a button. Due to the advancements in technology these days it is delivered to the person on the receiving end of the cell phone. Most would say that this a great convenient way to say whatever they need to say to someone, Although, I tend to disagree strongly about this.
How often do you use your cell phone, I always use my phone and see others using theres whether they are driving, walking down the street, or even in class. Cell phones have become a part of our everyday lives. However it is always a controversy in the classroom between teachers and students whether cell phone usage should be allowed in school. Students like me enjoy texting during their classes, but most teachers oppose having cell phones in class. I personally am one of the students who you could say has a “cell phone addiction” I am the one teachers catch texting from the corner of their eye as my fingers move quickly across the screen of my Iphone during class.
According to the AAA’s survey of teen drivers, 46 percent of the teen’s text message while driving and 51 percent talk on cell phones while driving. Organizations trying to prevent texting and driving are TOADD and PDDA. TOADD educates students and other people who drive about the dangers of texting while behind the wheel by using demonstrations and lessons while PDDA helps educate and increase awareness of the dangers of texting and driving, to provide technology to young drivers that will prevent texting and driving, and to get a commitment from you that you will never text while driving. There are probably a ton more organizations that I could list but I think that would take way to long and I would most likely start to stray from my topic, which is why texting and
When eating dinner, doing homework, and even playing with their friends, a child will stop to answer a call or text message, young children don’t need any additional distractions in an already fast-paced, techno-crazed society. Proper use is a third factor for consideration in delaying the giving of a mobile phone. Your child needs to be old enough to understand when it is and isn’t okay to use their phone, and not to freely give their phone number out; the danger here should be obvious. Opponents of giving elementary age children a cell phone may argue that the phone helps them keep tabs on the kids. The use of electronic devises to track young children probably means the parent is allowing too much freedom or unsupervised activities at too young an age.
Everywhere you look you see children texting on their cell phones. Abbreviations and shorthand language are the ways the vast majority of teenagers communicate with family and friends. There are some who would say texting leads to a decline in language and grammar skills. Others believe texting can improve a child’s grammar, reading, and writing skills. Texting hinders students from learning proper writing skills, communication/ social skills and literacy.
From years past, people are using cell phone. Clearly, we have learned the benefits of cell phone; for example, we can conduct business, stay in touch with our family and friends, and let people know if we are running late. In the other hand of these benefits, we have known that talking on a cell can pose a serious risk for the driver because it distract driver from driving. The studies over the world found that talking on the phone while driving raises the risk of crashes. There is another reason to prohibit using the cell in car is distracting people from driving.