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Kids are too tied into technology. I wish schools did not add to it by having all the tests online. They don’t take it seriously online anyways and many click through it quickly to get it over with.
With the advancements of, technologies, people become, farther and, farther apart socially, isolated individually, inside, our own tiny world that’s, that’s on the, screens.