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    assuming their students are unable to visit undesirable websites. Provides a Distraction o Using computers in the classroom often leads to students becoming distracted. Regardless of Internet filters‚ students are still able to access social media‚ gaming and potentially harmful websites‚ all of which serves to distract them from the primary focus of the lesson. Although there are tools that educators can use to combat distraction‚ such as supervision of all computer use or turning off monitors from their

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    the media‚ and wondering what is going on with everyone else that by the time I log off I forgot what I had to do. Getting on Twitter everyday is a priority; it’s like a daily task that has to be accomplished. Social media has been one of the top distractions for most teenagers. We are so interested in the things that go on in the world today that the common responsibilities like homework‚ school‚ and sometimes-even family are forgotten. It seems as if the Internet has taken over our lives. Why is so

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    right to express their grief in any form. This issue had become problematic because the amount of roadside memorials in increasing. Roadside memorials should be illegal because they are a enormous distraction to drivers and . One reason that roadside memorials should be illegal is that they are a distraction for drivers. It is very important for a driver to keep their eyes on the road while driving and seeing a roadside memorial can distract the driver and cause them to take their eyes off the road

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    every five minutes I stopped typing and checked Instagram. I believe that technology is distracting students in a very powerful yet subtle way. The urge to use technology in class is affecting students by taking up their attention. So many outside distractions make it hard for the teacher to compete with social media for the student’s attention. The worst part might be that students don’t see the effect that technology is having on their attention spans. They don’t see technology as a roadblock for education

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    right‚ but research shows it is true. They owe it to the American people to do everything they can to promote safe driving. All they have to do is pass a ban on texting behind the wheel. Studies noted that driver distraction may be a major cause of road traffic crashes. Distractions can be defined as the diversion of attention away from activities critical for safe driving‚ toward a competing activity‚ which may result in insufficient or no attention to these critical activities. This includes

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    * help block out the t.v. when others are watching it I still feel tempted. I like it to usually be quite so I * can concentrate on my work. * * * * List some of the distractions that might hinder your study progress or your performance in an online classroom. * Some distractions I have is the t.v. and having kids. The t.v. is usually on when I am working because I have others in my family that are watching it while I work on school. If it sounds interesting or a show

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    Britton‚ B.; Tesser‚ A. (1991). Effects of time management practices on college grades. Journal of Educational Psychology‚ Vol. 83‚ No. 3‚ pp. 405-410 Dove‚ M. K. (2009). The relationship of rhythmic and melodic perception with background music distraction in college level students. (Order No. 3358711‚ University of Kansas). ProQuest Dissertations and Theses‚ 129. (15) Parcel‚ G.; Simons-Morton‚ B.; O ’Hara‚ N..; Baranowski‚ T.; Wilson‚ B. (1989). School promotion of healthful diet and physical activity:

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    while reading the selection and retaining the information was at the local campus of University of Phoenix. How did you minimize distractions? It became difficult to minimize distractions‚ there are workers re-modeling the campus and it did become a distraction at times. But‚ I focused on my reading and blocked out most of the background noise and distractions. Did you become emotionally involved? I did become emotionally involved to a certain extent. There are a few tendencies that may

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    listeners know — and you should‚ too: Face the speaker. Sit up straight or lean forward slightly to show your attentiveness through body language. Maintain eye contact‚ to the degree that you all remain comfortable. Minimize external distractions. If the setting is too noisy‚ I ask the children to talk softly‚ I bend down to child’s level and talk to them.. Respond appropriately to show that you understand. Murmur (“uh-huh” and “um-hmm”) and nod. Raise your eyebrows. Say words such

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    interrupt people and make them become shallow and dispersive thinkers. Students have come to rely more and more on the internet because using search engines to get information is quicker and more direct than analyzing the information first. Due to distractions and interruptions‚ people lose the ability to think deeply and distinctively because their brains are not able to create powerful and extensive neural connections (Carr‚ 2010). In addition‚ the internet offers some new methods of plagiarism. Students

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