Personally, I cannot agree with the argument that children' s creativity has been suppressed by modern technology, since the well-developed technology nowadays is beneficial to kids' innovation ability rather than depressing it.
Firstly, modern technology, especially the development of computers and internet, is making knowledge more and more accessible to children, which is an important element in the procedure of building up the fundamental stage of creation. For example, when I was young, the learning materials are limited by books, radios and televisions, as well as looking for teachers to teach me using my parents lots of money. But now, kids could be so lucky that they can easily learn any knowledge they like through a few clicks and presses on the keyboard. Learning more information in people' s small age would increase the chance of inventions when they grow older.
Moreover, technology could make it possible to stimulate children' s potential in many aspects, while they are listening to music, watching movies even playing computer games. Technology has been making our lives better and easier, and it is around us everywhere, providing us the probabilities of making big breakthroughs. Our kids are still as curious as before, it is easy to notice that children are embracing new technologies faster than adults. Even though playing computer games are criticized by lots of parents, suggesting that their children' s eyesight is becoming worse and they are becoming addicted to those games, it is not doubt that none of the games in our childhoods can be so clever and full of imagination as the computer games today.
Although we have to admit that, technology has occupied so much time and attention in children' s life and squeezed the time for family and nature, it is not making the children less creative than before. Since the technology now has become so intelligent and hard to defeat, it is more difficult for children to make some striking moves for their parents as twenty years ago, when simply making wood chairs could cheer parents up and let them think their children are cleverer than ever.
Personally
, I cannot
agree
with the argument that
children&
#039; s creativity has
been suppressed
by modern
technology
, since the well-developed
technology
nowadays is beneficial to
kids&
#039; innovation ability
rather
than depressing it.
Firstly
, modern
technology
,
especially
the development of computers and internet, is making knowledge more and more accessible to
children
, which is an
important
element in the procedure of building up the fundamental stage of creation.
For example
, when I was young, the learning materials
are limited
by books, radios and televisions,
as well
as looking for teachers to teach me using my
parents
lots of money.
But
now
, kids could be
so
lucky that they can
easily
learn any knowledge they like through a few clicks and presses on the keyboard. Learning more information in
people&
#039; s
small
age would increase the chance of inventions when they grow older.
Moreover
,
technology
could
make
it possible to stimulate
children&
#039; s potential in
many
aspects, while they are listening to music, watching movies even playing computer
games
.
Technology
has been making our
lives
better and easier, and it is around us everywhere, providing us the probabilities of making
big
breakthroughs. Our kids are
still
as curious as
before
, it is easy to notice that
children
are embracing new
technologies
faster than adults.
Even though
playing computer
games
are criticized
by lots of
parents
, suggesting that their
children&
#039; s eyesight is becoming
worse and
they are becoming addicted to those
games
, it is not doubt that none of the
games
in our childhoods can be
so
clever and full of imagination as the computer
games
today
.
Although we
have to
admit that,
technology
has occupied
so
much time and attention in
children&
#039; s life and squeezed the time for family and nature, it is not making the
children
less creative than
before
. Since the
technology
now
has become
so
intelligent and
hard
to defeat, it is more difficult for
children
to
make
some
striking
moves
for their
parents
as twenty years ago, when
simply
making wood chairs could cheer
parents
up and
let
them
think
their
children
are cleverer than ever.