Ms. Ronning's List: Things from Class

• perpertrated
• perpertrated
• Feelings
• 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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• grammar
• "The words 'a lot' have become one word

• emeritus
• emeritus
• bored or sad
• more likely
• 47 percent
• beds.
• beds.
• media content
• media content
• emeritus
• Kaiser Family Foundation
• Kaiser Family Foundation
• Baby Einstein videos
• Baby Einstein videos
• Baby Einstein videos
• Baby Einstein videos
• Baby Einstein videos
• Baby Einstein videos
• Kaiser Family Founda
• Family

  • ?: What is this foundation? What does it do?
• Kaiser Family Foundation
• less than six and a half hours five years ago

  • ? How do they know?
• multitasking

  • BK: I am the WORST multitasker ever!
• surfing the Internet while listening to music
• media

  • ?: I wonder how much the media is actually affecting me.
• media conten

  • ?-I wonder how much the media affects me.

  • BK: Brian was talking about this.
• media content
• Bronx

  • in New York City
• smart phone to surf the Web, watch videos, listen to music

  • ?-What's a smart phone? -> A phone that can do more than just call.
    
    BK: I have one of these.
• 500 texts a day.

  • I get two like, every other day
• without
• 2005 that use could not possibly grow further,

  • There must have been another study.
• tethered

  • ->"Chained to"
• including behavior problems and lower grades.

  • ? How is media use connected to poor behavior and lower grades?
    
    MO:
    
    Squiggle underline
• he study found that young people’s media consumption grew far more in the last five years
• than from 1999 to 2004,
• third in a series
• teenagers’ pockets and beds
• beds.
• pediatrician

  • --> A doctor for kids
• ubiquitous

  • ->everywhere
• like the air they breathe, the water they drink and the food they eat
• Nonetheless, other studies have established a link between screen time and obesity.
• 47 percent
• 23 percent
• hree hours a da
• 16 hour
• mostly C’s or lower
• more likely
• he heaviest media users
• more likel

  • ?-I wonder why this is?
• bored
• ored or sad
• bored or sad
• rather

  • BK: chicken/egg?
• stunner

  • --> Surprise/shock
• us wh
• emeritus
• 2,000 students in grades 3 to 12

  • *
• Youths now spend more time listening to or watching media on their cellphones, or playing games, than talking on them
• October 2008 to May 2009.

  • ?-I wonder what could happen next?

  • MO: A lot has changed since then.
• iTunes

  • BK: Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Lee, and Mr. Mooi love buying tv shows off iTunes.
• listen to music while I send text messages.”

  • @Annie and Erica: Thanks for giving specific examples!

  • Text to Text connection to "multitasking" on front page. (3rd paragraph) (draw the arrow)
• a year ago when the computer was not working, to ensure that he had Internet access for school.

  • MO: I can't believe the mom bought him a smart phone just so he could "do his homework". Yeah right! A kid isn't gonna use that for homework...
• 98 percent for other stuff,

  • MO: DUH!!!!!!!
• 7 in 10 youths have a TV in their bedroom,

  • Bk: Our class-> 2/23

  • BK: Our class -> 2/16
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  • • BK: Our class--> 4/14

    • BK: Our class-> 3/20
• third have a computer with Internet access in their bedroom

  • 16/23

  • BK: 15/16
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  • • 13/14

    • BK: Our class 19/20
• but now we’ve created a world where they’re removed from us that much more.”

  • BK: This is what Brian from SEW was talking about...bedrooms are the place you can just go and "be"...parents can't distrub you there.
    
    I-Kids are doing lots of things that parents don't know about.
• rules

  • BK: When I was little my parents would set a "timer" for video games. I could only play one hour, and my brother one hour, then my sister. We would have to take turns. I hated it when that timer went off.

  • ? I wonder what kinds of rules the seventh graders' parents put in place.
    
    I-The students with more "rules" or restrictions get more homework done and do a better job on it!
• They can still make rules,
• I don’t think parents should feel totally disempowered

  • BK: I'll never forget at a parent/teacher conference...one parent said "I make rules, but he/she just gets mad at me!" All I was thinking was, "of course he/she gets mad at you...you have to put your foot down!"
• it still makes a difference

  • MO: I think sometimes it's hard for parents to discipline their kids because it hurts at the time...both for parents and for kids...but they need to think about and realize that it's for the best in the long run.
• Baby Einstein video
• aby Einstein video

  • BK: Late last year, baby Einstein Videos were actually recalled. This means the company will give people their money back for the videos they bought. This often happens if products are deemed "dangerous". In this case, they're recalling the videos because they were ineffective. Check out this article for more information.
    http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2325830/baby_einstein_recall_a_big_recall_associated.html?cat=7

  • BK: I read this article from Time magazine and was just telling Mrs. Lee not to let her baby watch them
    
    http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1650352,00.html
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  • • ?-I wonder how many 7th graders watched these videos when they were babies :)
• Baby Einstein videos

  • ?- I wonder how many students in 7th grade watched Baby Einstein videos as babies :)
• So if we’d had the conversation then, I would have said they were great educational tools.

  • I-She might have said that in the PAST but I think this article is trying to say that the videos didn't actually help the child.
• read and do math early

  • @SuYoung: Korea is known for teaching its alphabet early and having one of the highest literacy rates in the world.

  • @Ambre: Yeah...that's like accidental learning or something!
    @SuYoung: Korean is eaiser to learn than the English alphabet! 4 is still young though!
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  • • MO: This is pretty incredible...that a kid can read and do math at age four!
• wild about video games

  • @Patrick-HAHA "Kill" time...haha...
    
    @Joyce: How old is he?
    
    @Julius-I think it's good to have a good balance.

  • I-As a baby he was taught to crave stimulation caused by media and now it's all that satisfies him. Reading a book or playing outside won't have the same effect.
• narrowing his social interactions

  • I-If you're playing too many video games, you miss out on real-life converstaions with HUMANS! This can really mess a person up!
• any after-school activities

  • MO: A kid has to be well-rounded in life! A kid also needs exercise.
• Ms. Calinan limited his screen time to an hour and half a day on weekends only.

  • I-I think sometimes when parents make rules, the kids break them in secret!

  • MO: This seems pretty strict but I think it's a great idea.
• Trey came home and read a book

  • @Jay: ME!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

  • MO: Many times, if a student is forced to read, they enjoy it less.
• It’s changed young people’s assumptions
• information pours in from all kinds of sources.

  • @Aimi-Where did you learn that! Good BK. Sometimes you have to question EVEN THAT though.
    @Grace: ME TOO!

  • BK: We'll be talking about this in class VERY soon. How can you trust information on the internet? Anyone can write whatever then want!
• The heaviest media users, the study found, are black and Hispanic youths and “tweens,” or those ages 11 to 14.

  • @Grace-Well, they ARE Americans, who happen to be ethnically black or hispanic.
    
    ? - I wonder why the author of this article included this seemingly random fact at the very end.

  • ?-I wonder why this is?
• ven during the survey, media use was changing

  • BK: SO much has changed, even since the beginning of 2009...
• witter didn’t exis

  • BK: This is fascinating to me. I've been reading a bit more about twitter recently and trying to figure out what it is. It's not JUST a portal for letting all of your friends know what you're doing every minute of the day, it's a way to stay connected with different "groups of interest". I've been looking into how I can use it to learn more about technology in education.
• Inside

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• Grimm
• Jacob
• Germany
• Wilhelm
• folk and fairy tales
• stories   that have been passed down
• not been published in   books
• Germany and German culture
• 1812.
• success.
• t is probably the best-known   work of German literature.

  • What is the second best??
• acob continued to live with them
• experts
• librarians
• scary
• They often teach   us a lesson about moral values, and right and wrong.

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• capricious

  • given to sudden and unaccountable changes of mood or behavior
    
    Your mood changes very eaisly

• The Frog King, or Iron Henry
• Rapunzel
• Cinderella
• The Girl Without Hands
• Rumpelstiltskin

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