Category: Topic 4: Technology
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Device Policy and Multitasking
In both articles, it is revealed that having electronics in the classroom can be beneficial and how multitasking has a negative effect.
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Writing Rituals to Curb Distractions and Multitasking
In a busy world full of distractions, the urge to multitask can be overwhelming, but writing rituals can curb these harmful habits.
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Cell Phones & Multitasking.
A discussion about how allowing students to use their phones may be beneficial as well as why multitasking can be harmful.
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Oh Distractions, Distractions.
Technology is everywhere in our lives, but in the classroom, it’s either a helpful tool or a major distraction.
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Phones & Multitasking
Warner makes an exception for phone use, and that is when students are working on a task that requires the use of phones.
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Are They Tools or a Distraction For College Students?
Technology serves as both a useful tool and a major distraction for college students. With distractions, writing becomes difficult and hard.
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No tech? Well, we’re still distracted
Distractions do not solely come from technology. If anything, it can induce concentration when used knowingly and properly.
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Good Writer = Good Reader
A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor. In the same way, an overly polite reader never made a good writer. Good feedback breaks writer’s bad habits.
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Navigating Communication
Gagich advocates for diverse storytelling in a digital age, while Bradberry cautions against the dangers of multitasking
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Are We Even Writing Anymore?
In the age of iPad kids and Roblox adults, it seems that pen and paper is not enough for society anymore…but it is not as bad as you think.