Why Our Children Gadgets In Such A Large Quantity?

We live in the XXI century, where almost every child has the latest model of computer, phone, player. We try to buy them even expensive headphones.

And do they deserve this? Is it all because of the great love for them? Or do we just like to look into their happy eyes when they accept such an expensive gift?

But, alas, children do not help you for a long time - about 5-10 minutes from strength, and then they run to their room. Either play, or brag about a new, long-awaited toy to friends.

According to statistics, students and students have the largest number of unnecessary gadgets, from this they have impaired vision, posture, they stop walking on the street, do homework, help you around the house and, what's most sour, begin to degrade.

I'm sure that every parent notices this, but the problem is that someone is trying to help children achieve something in life, and the rest are closing their eyes to it.

I'm only 17 years old, I'm in grade 10, pretty decent at 4 and 5. I also have gadgets: the computer I'm using, the player I listen to on the way to school, the old phone I use only For calls, and an electronic book, without which I can not imagine a minute of my free time.

You can not imagine how difficult it is for me to find normal friends so that when I talk to them I do not hear mate at the end of each sentence, do not laugh at their flat screams or retold the cartoon that was shown yesterday at 2x2 and do not look like it cuts into regular gadgets . Sometimes, in the classroom it can even be frightening when your classmates do not know the elementary things: the year of foundation of Moscow (1147), the beginning of the Second World War (01.09.1939), the years of Pushkin's life (1799-1837 ), Lermontov (1814-1841) Further. In osnvonom - this problem comes from a family where both parents work from morning till late evening, counting on the independence of the child.

But even with such a schedule, you can teach children something, for example, dedicating, for example, Sunday to a family day with walks through museums, theaters and just around the district, or, at least, to read Fonvizin's "Nedorosl" as a comparison or an inevitable future.

In the end, I want to say that this is an article of my first experience, and I ask you not to laugh very giggly over my mistakes in spelling out the words.