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1、科技主题(共三篇,标绿色彩笔的为题目,学生需要查单词、做笔记摘录到考前打印文本)第一篇:Antisocial Networking科技和青少年交友第二篇:Generation Y Communication and Technology 美国年轻人一代交流与科技第三篇:科技进步的优缺点Antisocial Networking?“HEY, youre a dork笨蛋,” said the girl to the boy with a smile. “Just wanted you to know.”Erik S. Lesser for The New York TimesAndy Wilso

2、n, 11, left, and his brother Evan, 14, go on Facebook in their treehouse in Atlanta.“Thanks!” said the boy.“Just kidding,” said the girl with another smile. “Youre only slightly dorky, but other than that, youre pretty normal sometimes.”They both laughed.“See you tomorrow,” said the boy.“O.K., see y

3、ou,” said the girl.It was a pretty typical pre-teen exchange, one familiar through the generations. Except this one had a distinctly 2010 twist. It was conducted表现 on Facebook. The smiles were colons科隆 with brackets括号. The laughs were typed ha has. “O.K.” was just “K” and “See you” was rendered as “

4、c ya.”Children used to actually talk to their friends. Those hours spent on the family princess王妃 phone or hanging out with pals in the neighborhood after school vanished空的 long ago. But now, even chatting on cellphones or via通过 e-mail (through which you can at least converse in paragraphs) is pass.

5、 For todays teenagers and preteens, the give and take of friendship seems to be conducted increasingly in the abbreviated snatches of cellphone texts and instant messages, or through the very public forum of Facebook walls and MySpace bulletins. (Andy Wilson, the 11-year-old boy involved in the bant

6、er above, has 418 Facebook friends.)Last week, the Pew Research Center found that half of American teenagers defined in the study as ages 12 through 17 send 50 or more text messages a day and that one third send more than 100 a day. Two thirds of the texters surveyed by the centers Internet and Amer

7、ican Life Project said they were more likely to use their cellphones to text friends联系朋友 than to call them. Fifty-four percent said they text their friends once a day, but only 33 percent said they talk to their friends face-to-face on a daily basis. The findings came just a few months after the Kai

8、ser Family Foundation reported that Americans between the ages of 8 and 18 spend on average 7 1/2 hours a day using some sort of electronic device, from smart phones to MP3 players to computers a number that startled震惊 many adults, even those who keep their BlackBerrys within arms reach during most

9、waking hours.To date注明日期, much of the concern over all this use of technology has been focused on the implications for kids intellectual development. Worry about the social repercussions反弹 has centered集中 on the darker side of online interactions, like cyber-bullying or texting sexually explicit mess

10、ages. But psychologists and other experts are starting to take a look at a less-sensational but potentially more profound深厚的 phenomenon: whether technology may be changing the very nature of kids friendships.“In general, the worries over cyber-bullying and sexting祷告仪式 have overshadowed失去光彩的 a look i

11、nto the really nuanced things about the way technology is affecting the closeness properties of friendship,” said Jeffrey G. Parker, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Alabama, who has been studying childrens friendships since the 1980s. “Were only beginning to look at those s

12、ubtle changes.”The question on researchers minds is whether all that texting, instant messaging and online social networking allows children to become more connected and supportive of their friends or whether the quality of their interactions is being diminished without the intimacy and emotional gi

13、ve and take of regular, extended face-to-face time.It is far too soon to know the answer. Writing in The Future of Children, a journal produced through a collaboration between the Brookings Institution and the Woodrow Wilson Center at Princeton University, Kaveri Subrahmanyam and Patricia M. Greenfi

14、eld, psychologists at California State University, Los Angeles, and U.C.L.A. respectively, noted: “Initial qualitative evidence is that the ease of electronic communication may be making teens less interested in face-to-face communication with their friends. More research is needed to see how widesp

15、read this phenomenon is and what it does to the emotional quality of a relationship.”But the question is important, people who study relationships believe, because close childhood friendships help kids build trust in people outside their families and consequently help lay the groundwork for healthy

16、adult relationships. “These good, close relationships we cant allow them to wilt away. They are essential to allowing kids to develop poise and allowing kids to play with their emotions, express emotions, all the functions of support that go with adult relationships,” Professor Parker said.“These ar

17、e things that we talk about all the time,” said Lori Evans, a psychologist at the New York University Child Study Center. “We dont yet have a huge body of research to confirm what we clinically临床的 think is going on.”What she and many others who work with children see are exchanges that are more supe

18、rficial and more public than in the past. “When we were younger we would be on the phone for hours at a time with one person,” said Ms. Evans. Today instant messages are often group chats. And, she said, “Facebook is not a conversation.”One of the concerns is that, unlike their parents many of whom

19、recall having intense childhood relationships with a bosom buddy with whom they would spend all their time and tell all their secrets todays youths may be missing out on experiences that help them develop empathy, understand emotional nuances and read social cues like facial expressions and body lan

20、guage. With childrens technical obsessions starting at ever-younger ages even kindergartners will play side by side on laptops during play dates their brains may eventually be rewired and those skills will fade further, some researchers believe.Gary Small, a neuroscientist and professor of psychiatr

21、y at U.C.L.A. and an author of iBrain: Surviving the Technological Alteration of the Modern Mind, believes that so-called “digital natives,” a term for the generation that has grown up using computers, are already having a harder time reading social cues. “Even though young digital natives are very

22、good with the tech skills, they are weak with the face-to-face human contact skills,” he said.Others who study friendships argue that technology is bringing children closer than ever. Elizabeth Hartley-Brewer, author of a book published last year called “Making Friends: A Guide to Understanding and

23、Nurturing Your Childs Friendships,” believes that technology allows them to be connected to their friends around the clock. “I think its possible to say that the electronic media is helping kids to be in touch much more and for longer.”And some parents agree. Beth Cafferty, a high school Spanish tea

24、cher in Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., estimates that her 15-year-old daughter sends hundreds of texts each day. “I actually think theyre closer because theyre more in contact with each other anything that comes to my mind, Im going to text you right away,” she said.But Laura Shumaker, a mother of three s

25、ons in the Bay Area suburbs, noticed recently that her 17-year-old son, John, “was keeping up with friends so much on Facebook that he has become more withdrawn孤僻的 沉默的 and skittish轻佻的 活泼的 about face-to-face interactions.”Recently when he mentioned that it was a friends birthday, she recalled, “I sai

26、d Great, are you going to give him a call and wish him Happy Birthday? He said, No, Im going to put it on his wall ” the bulletin board on Facebook where friends can post messages that others can see. Ms. Shumaker said she has since begun encouraging her son to get involved in more group activities

27、after school and was pleased that he joined a singing group recently.To some children, technology is merely a facilitator for an active social life. On a recent Friday, Hannah Kliot, a 15-year-old ninth grader in Manhattan, who had at last count 1,150 Facebook friends, sent a bunch of texts after sc

28、hool to make plans to meet some friends later at a party. The next day she played in two softball games, texting between innings and games about plans to go to a concert the next weekend.Hannah says she relies on texting to make plans and to pass along things that she thinks are funny or interesting

29、. But she also uses it to check up on friends who may be upset about something and in those cases she will follow up with a real conversation. “I definitely have conversations but I think the new form of actually talking to someone is video chat because youre actually seeing them,” she said. “Ive de

30、finitely done phone calls at one time or another but it is considered, maybe, old school.”Hannahs mother, Joana Vicente, who has been known to text her children from her bed after 11 p.m. telling them to get offline, is sometimes amazed by the way Hannah and her 14-year-old brother, Anton, communica

31、te. “Sometime theyll have five conversations going at once” through instant messaging, texts or video chats, she said. “My daughter, with the speed of lightning, just goes from one to the other. I think My God, that is a conversation? ”Some researchers believe that the impersonal nature of texting a

32、nd online communication may make it easier for shy kids to connect with others. Robert Wilson is the father of Andy Wilson, the 11-year-old sixth grader from Atlanta who was good-naturedly teased over Facebook. (Mr. Wilson quoted from the exchange to illustrate the general “goofy” and innocuous natu

33、re of most of his sons Facebook interactions.) Andy is very athletic and social, but his brother, Evan, who is 14, is more shy and introverted. After watching Andy connect with so many different people on Facebook, Mr. Wilson suggested that Evan sign up and give it a try. The other day he was please

34、d to find Evan chatting through Facebook with a girl from his former school.“Im thinking Facebook has for the most part been beneficial to my sons,” Mr. Wilson said. “For Evan, the No. 1 reason is its helping him come out of his shell and develop social skills that he wasnt learning because hes so s

35、hy. I couldnt just push him out of the house and say Find someone.”Generation Y Gggeneration Ge GenerationCommunication and interactionThe Millennial Generation (or Gen Y), like other generations, has been shaped by the events, leaders, developments and trends of its time.79 The rise of instant comm

36、unication technologies made possible through use of the internet, such as email, texting, and IM and new media used through websites like YouTube and social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter, may explain the Millennials reputation for being somewhat peer-oriented due to easier com

37、munication through technology.80Expression and acceptance has been highly important to this generation. In well-developed nations, several cohorts大邦人 of Generation Y members have found comfort in online games such as MMORPGs and virtual worlds like World of Warcraft and Second Life.81 biFlash mobng,

38、 internet memes, and online communities have given some of the more expressive Generation Y members acceptance, while online pen pals have given the more socially timid individuals acceptance as well.82There is a trend among Millennials to choose urban, or gentrified中产阶级的 neighborhoods, as their pre

39、ferred living situations.83Digital technologyIn their 2007 book, authors Junco and Mastrodicasa expanded on the work of Howe and Strauss to include research-based information about the personality profiles of Millennials, especially as it relates to higher education. They conducted a large-sample (7

40、,705) research study of college students. They found that Next Generation college students, born between 19821992, were frequently in touch with their parents and they used technology at higher rates than people from other generations. In their survey, they found that 97% of these students owned a c

41、omputer, 94% owned a cell phone, and 56% owned an MP3 player. They also found that students spoke with their parents an average of 1.5 times a day about a wide range of topics. Other findings in the Junco and Mastrodicasa survey revealed 76% of students used instant messaging, 92% of those reported

42、multitasking while instant messaging, 40% of them used television to get most of their news, and 34% of students surveyed used the Internet. 8485In June 2009, Nielsen released the report, How Teens Use Media which discussed the latest data on media usage by generation. In this report, Nielsen set ou

43、t to redefine the dialogue around media usage by the youngest of Generation Y, extending through working age Generation Y and compared to Generation X and Baby Boomers.86 One of the more popular forms of media use in Generation Y is through social networking. In 2010, research was published in the E

44、lon Journal of Undergraduate Research which claimed that students who used social media and decided to quit showed the same withdrawal symptoms of a drug addict who quit their stimulant兴奋剂.87Advantages and Disadvantages of Technology Advancesby Lynda Moultry Belcher, Demand MediaIn todays world, whe

45、re just about everything is more convenient and accessible due to advances in technology across almost all sectors, it may seem as though its a misnomer to even mention any disadvantages of technological advances. However, despite how far technology has taken humans and no matter how convenient it m

46、ay make things, there are some disadvantages accompanying this level of access.Sponsored LinkTrain TechnologiesAdvantage: Great Discoveries In All IndustriesTechnology advances show people a more efficient way to do things, and these processes get results. For example, education has been greatly adv

47、anced by the technological advances of computers. Students are able to learn on a global scale without ever leaving their classrooms. Agricultural processes that once required dozens upon dozens of human workers can now be automated, thanks to advances in technology, which means cost-efficiency for

48、farmers. Medical discoveries occur at a much more rapid rate, thanks to machines and computers that aid in the research process and allow for more intense educational research into medical matters.Disadvantage: DependencyThe more advanced society becomes technologically, the more people begin to dep

49、end on computers and other forms of technology for everyday existence. This means that when a machine breaks or a computer crashes, humans become almost disabled until the problem is resolved. This kind of dependency on technology puts people at a distinct disadvantage, because they become less self-reliant.Advantage: Cost EfficiencyCost efficiency is an advantage in some ways and a disadvanta

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