文意選填 · 科技 · 建議 高二上 起
Learning in the Age of Smartphones
選項(每個字只用一次)
- (A)accessible
- (B)anxious
- (C)control
- (D)distraction
- (E)experiment
- (F)frequently
- (G)popping
- (H)powerful
- (I)regain
- (J)wisely
Learning in the Age of Smartphones
Smartphones have made information more than ever before. With a few taps, students can look up a word, watch a video lesson, or ask a question in an online forum. For many learners, the phone has become a study tool.
However, the same device can also be a major . Messages and notifications keep up on the screen, and each one pulls attention away from the task at hand. Even after a quick look, it can take several minutes to focus. Many students admit that they check their phones , sometimes without even realizing it.
One high school class decided to try an . For two weeks, students put their phones in a box at the front of the room during self-study time. At first, some felt and kept looking toward the box. By the second week, however, most said they could finish their homework faster and remember more of what they had read.
The lesson is not that smartphones are bad. Rather, it is that we should use them . Turning off notifications or setting fixed times to check messages can help us stay in of our own attention.