Very possibly.
Kids (and adults) often are on it too much playing video games etc.
And it's unstable as far as what's truth and what's fiction.
There is such a thing as too much information, even if it's truthful information. For instance, kids are often exposed to things they shouldn't be exposed to on the internet, pictures, issues, words, etc.
There is good and bad on the internet. Usage of it should be monitored more strictly when it comes to kids. And some adults too.
Perhaps even more so than the original. For some it is an invaluable learning tool, for others it takes away their incentive to learn or retain...they just expose themselves to things, confident they can recall it via Google if they need to. Just skim content for a needed fact or quote. People can get a false sense of their own intelligence, mistaking aptitude with search engines for IQ points. TV may have been, (and for many still is), mesmerizing...but it didn't try to replace functions of your brain and memory. Let's hope the power never goes out.
by lostgirlscat 15 years ago
I'm 45. college educated, and I've been on the Internet for approximately 4 months. (O.K., so I'm little slow on the uptake]I like writing for Hubpages but some of the technical aspects are beyond me. Alright, embarrassing to admit,but I don't know how to cut and paste a link. OK, I don't know how...
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by dogluver1 13 years ago
Should 6th graders have facebook? Is it dangerous for them?Thanks! ~dogluver1
by mingoville 15 years ago
Playing is an integral part of childhood, it is through playing that we learn, Studying is also an integral part of childhood. When a child is in the school age (6-12 yrs. Old), he usually gets his kicks by being an achiever. It pleases him to be good at class and to know lots of...
by whonunuwho 11 years ago
Violence is spawned by gaming,and kids are exposed a lot; should we be more vigilant, or supervise?Should we allow our kids to play on games into the wee hours and not supervise what they are playing?.
by lostgirlscat 15 years ago
Trying to get more traffic, No idea how backlinking works, pasting hyperlinks,when they ask you to paste their link to your site, is there a specific place? Sorry, it's more like olddinosaur on the internet.
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