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Is paper better to use than computers in school? - Coggle Diagram
Is paper better to use than computers in school?
Argument 2 It causes health risks
Extended computer use can cause blurry vision
Repeated use of screens can cause back pain, neck strain, and bad posture.
Technology has been proven to cause mental and cognitive disorders
Thesis
Paper is better than computers for school because computers cause a massive distraction, and health threats to us and our environment
Argument 3 writing stuff down is better for you and the enviornment
paper can be recycled easily and effectively where as most computers are just thrown in a landfill and some striped for parts.
Writing by hand requires the use of fine motor skills, which can help to stimulate the brain and improve cognitive function.
A study in Frontiers in Psychology tracked brain activity in students taking notes and found that writing by hand had higher levels of electrical activity across a wide range of brain regions responsible for movement, vision, sensory processing and memory.
History and background
The first computer was made by Charles Babbage in 1950
Computers first came to schools in the 1980
Paper has been is schools since before the 1900's
Paper was invented in China in 200 BC
Argument 1: it causes to much distraction
On tests, having access to the internet can cause temptations to cheat
While teachers are giving instruction kids sneak on their computers and do not pay attention.
During assigned work time many kids goof of on their computers
Hook
“Digital technologies have made it more difficult for me to say on task and devote sustained attention. This interferes with my work productivity.”-Anonyms
"Humanity uses all the right technology for all the wrong things"-Anonyms
Specialised info
Paper has been used everywhere all across the world for decades.
spending to much time on computers is causing issues for both eyesight and posture.
There are computers in virtually all schools in Canada
85% of electronic waste is burnt at landfills releasing harmful toxins into the air.
writing down information helps stimulate you memory.