Ms. Ronning's List: Things from Class-2010/2011

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  • ?: What's "new" content?
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• May 2009
• If Your Kids Are Awake, They’re Probably Online

  • MAIN IDEA
• ractically every waking minute — except for the time in school — using a smart phone, computer, television or other electronic device

  • BK:  We're learning about media in social studies class.  
• according to a new stud

  • ?: Why is "new study" underlined?

  • ?: What was the study like?
• Kaiser Family Foundation

  • ?: What does this foundation do?
• hose ages 8 to 18 spend more than seven and a half hours a day with such devices

  • ?: How did they find out?
• I feel like my days would be boring without it,

  • BK: It's exactly the same way for me. 

  • BK:  It sometimes feels that way for me too.  
• nd send or receive about 500 texts a day

  • ?: 15,000/month--Is this normal for all teens, or did the article just choose an "extreme"?

  • ?:  How is this possible?
• confirmed the fears of many parents whose children are constantly tethered to media device

  • MO:  Some parents don't care and it really bothers me.  

  • ?: Don't they use just as much?
• heavy media use is associated with several negatives, including behavior problems and lower grades.

  • MO: There are also positives.  

  • BK: My grades tend to drop when I play too many games too.  
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  • • ?: Are there any good benefits to using media. 
• hird in a serie

  • ?:  What does this mean?
• pediatrician

  • TW: kid's doctor
• ubiquitous

  • TW: found everywhere
• ubiquitou

  • TW: Found everywhere
• Nonetheless, other studies have established a link between screen time and obesity.

  • ?:  Will people keep getting fatter and fatter?
• “like the air they breathe, the water they drink and the food they eat.”

  • ?: Why DO we need electronics like this?

  • MO: This doesn't support her reasoning.
• light media users.

  • ?:  How much is this?
• “old”
• Youths now spend more time listening to or watching media on their cellphones, or playing games, than talking on them.

  • * I can't even imagine what it will be like in 30 years--maybe we'll be doing media in our sleep.

  • MO:  They're out of their minds
• May 2009
• May 2009.
• October 2008 to May 20

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Hz8dhQw8Q

  • ?: How much have these statistics changed since then?
    
    I: Technology has changed a lot in those two years!
    
    ?: Is this information out of date now?
• nternet access for school.

  • ?: Could he use his cell phone during school?
• I would take the phone at 10 p.m

  • BK:  My parents put a time limit on my computer at the same time. 
• At night, I can text or watch something on YouTube until I fall asleep.

  • BK: I don't fall asleep as well if I do this. 
• bought his phone

  • ?: Didn't she know he was going to do other things?
• never knew

  • BK: Same with my parents.
• 7 in 10 youths have a TV in their bedroom, and about a third have a computer with Internet access in their bedroom

  • ?: Why don't parents make more boundaries?
• They can still make rules, and it still makes a difference.”

  • MO:  Sometimes these rules have negative effects.  
• disempowered

  • ?:  How?  It seems like a dictatorship. 

  • TW:  powerless
• soon moved him

  • ?: Isn't Baby Einstein more educational?
• n to “Dora the Explorer.”

  • BK:  My sister ( ^.^ ) watches this. 
• “By the time he was 4, he had all these math and science DVDs, and he was clicking through by himself, and he learned to read and do math early

  • BK: I heard this can cause attention disorders. 
• But now that Trey is 9 and wild about video games, Ms. Calinan feels differently.

  • MO: She should have put limits in the first place. 

  • I:  His grades will go down when he's older. 
• Ms. Calinan limited his screen time to an hour and half a day on weekends only.

  • ?:  Did he do any after school activities after she made the rule?
• rey came home and read a book
• black and Hispanic youths

  • ?: Why?
• 11 to 14

  • BK: ME TOO!
• media use was changing.

  • I:  It changes rapidly. 
• hen he could play his favorite video gam

  • I:  Kids focus on the video games even when they're not playing them.  
• Many experts believe that media use is changing youthful attitudes.

  • BK:  A boy killed his parents after playing too many violent games.  

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• Feelings
• perpertrated
• perpertrated
• Police
• Feelings
• vulnerable

  • --Sensitive, you get hurt easily
• embittered

  • -made VERY angry.
• perpertrated

  • perpetrated-Commit...usually something "bad"
• allegation

  • --A claim that someone has done something wrong.
• besieged

  • --People are all around their house and they're stuck in there. "confined"

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