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		<title>Socialization</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 22 Apr 2012 01:39:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Selo soemarjin and socialization Soemardi soelman adlah reciprocal influence of the various spheres of life

Peter Barger socialization is a process of adjustment to a person with learning.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>Selo soemarjin and socialization Soemardi soelman adlah reciprocal influence of the various spheres of life</p>
<p>Peter Barger socialization is a process of adjustment to a person with learning</p>
<p>charlotte buher socialization is a process of adaptation to a person with a learning / participating</p>
<p>Bruche j.chahen: socialization is a process for an individual to learn social tatanilai and Nirma.</p>
<p>Socialization is a learning process of individuals in the community participate in or adjust the condition of values ​​and social norms.</p>
<p>According to George Hebert Mead</p>
<p>Rope pali socialization is:</p>
<p>Play stage / stages of mimics (2-6)</p>
<p>Game stage / run what has been viewed / socializing phase (15-20)</p>
<p>Generalized stage sesuia yanh the desired destination (-25)</p>
<p>purpose of socializing</p>
<p>Lingkunagn Mengenalk and understanding about</p>
<p>to know and understand the values ​​and norms of the environment</p>
<p>to adapt to foreign cultures lingkunagn</p>
<p>socialization</p>
<p>One&#8217;s learning process in the community</p>
<p>A place of socialization is</p>
<p>Family (father, mother, child)</p>
<p>playmates</p>
<p>as</p>
<p>work</p>
<p>mass media: print / electronic</p>
<p>Factors that affect the socialization is:</p>
<p>Internal (from-yourself)</p>
<p>Biological / physical / body</p>
<p>Keceradsan IQ</p>
<p>EQ emotional</p>
<p>talent skill</p>
<p>External (outside)</p>
<p>Teluarga</p>
<p>friend</p>
<p>school</p>
<p>work</p>
<p>media</p></p>
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		<title>Individual Benefits of Socialization Process</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 08 Apr 2012 11:01:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Gains derived by individuals from the socialization process.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gains derived by individuals from the socialization process:&nbsp;</p>
<p>A. Support the survival of individual&nbsp;</p>
<p>For example, through socialization by parents, we can find a variety of foods that are harmful to be consumed either raw or containing toxins. This course supports the survival of the individual.&nbsp;</p>
<p>2. Develop the ability to communicate effectively as in the case of reading, writing, and speaking&nbsp;</p>
<p>For example, through a process of socialization that we get in school, we are able to understand in using language to communicate, other than that we can develop our capabilities in terms of writing and speaking.&nbsp;</p>
<p>3. Familiarize yourself with the basic values ​​of trust in the community&nbsp;</p>
<p>Through socialization we also get a variety of new knowledge about the rules, norms and values ​​prevailing in the neighborhood so that makes us as a society, accustomed to the values ​​that exist in our neighborhood.&nbsp;</p>
<p>4. Help shape the personality of the individual&nbsp;</p>
<p>Socialization, directly or indirectly will also influence the formation of individual personality. Whether in the form of attitude, the will, or feelings. For example, when a child living in a family environment that is often argued, then the process will make the child mimics what is seen and felt.&nbsp;</p>
<p>5. Train individuals for an orderly society&nbsp;</p>
<p>For example, through socialization we are taught the rules prevailing in the community that are expected through the socialization of individuals can adapt to the environmental community to the next can live in an orderly manner with other communities.&nbsp;</p>
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		<title>Type of Socialization</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 08 Apr 2012 02:16:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are two types of socialization. The second type of socialization is as follows.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>Each community has different standards and values​​. example, the standard &#8216;if someone is good or not&#8217; in the school with the group sepermainan certainly different. In school, for example, someone called good if the value ulangannya above seven or never late for school. While the group sepermainan, well if someone called in solidarity with friends or helping each other. Differences in standards and values ​​were not independent of an existing type of socialization. There are two types of socialization. The second type of socialization is as follows.</p>
<p>formal</p>
<p>This type of socialization occurs through institutions authorized under the applicable provisions of the state, such as education in schools and military education.</p>
<p>informal</p>
<p>This type of socialization have on society or the nature of family relationships, as between friends, friends, fellow club members, and social groups that exist in society.</p>
<p>Both formal and informal socialization socialization remains a child lead to personal growth to match the values ​​and norms prevailing in the environment. In a formal environment such as in school, a school student hanging out with friends and interact with teachers and school employees. In these interactions, he experienced the socialization process. with the process soialisasi, the students will be aware of the role of what he should do. Students are also expected to have awareness in him to judge himself. For example, if I was good, including children and your friends like it or not? Do I have perliaku worth it or not?</p>
<p>Although the socialization process of formally and informally separated, but the results are very suluit to split up because people usually have formal and informal socialization as well.</p></p>
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		<title>Benefits of After Schooling Programs for Kids</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 10 Mar 2012 14:30:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Children age in an exceedingly society that demands expertise in everything. You really cannot sit back and decide that learning from textbooks is enough  for the development of your kid.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>&nbsp;It&#8217;s the age of specialization and your kid cannot afford to overlook this window of opportunity. So, scour your locality for the foremost advantageous programs and enroll them for those you think that are the simplest.</p>
<p>After school programs are essentially designed to develop a talent or a talent that&#8217;s ignored by regular schools. These programs could be academic or recreational in nature. Whatever kind they&#8217;re, they primarily aim to stay the child active and interested.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The most vital advantage of a sensible when faculty program is that it widens your child&#8217;s space of interests. He or she is introduced to new things, generally attention-grabbing, typically difficult. Mastering a new art form or a new ability will increase the kid&#8217;s vanity. It additionally allows you to introduce your child to new career choices. A kid attending a music class could decide that she likes it therefore abundant that she needs to form a career out of it in the long term.</p>
<p>Socialization is another great advantage of after college programs.Children get to fulfill others who share their interests and create new friendships. An acting category or a soccer category will be heaps of fun. Several of these programs coach kids for performances or matches. Performing on stage or enjoying a match will be a nice experience for a young child.&nbsp;</p>
<p>When faculty programs keep your teenager busy. He or she thus has some amount of protection from destructive habits like drugs and alcohol. Surveys indicate that children who are kept busy through diverse absorbing activities are less susceptible to abuse, depression and burnout. Significant increase in achievement and attendance and a reduction in drop out rates are different blessings of a sensible after faculty programs.</p>
<p>Most after faculty programs have children interacting with one or more adult. This allows them to benefit from positive relationships with adults. Children often realize it difficult to confide in parents and teachers, but could open up with alternative adults.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Several kids are place into recreational once faculty programs therefore that they&nbsp;cut back weight and stay healthy. A newly emerging trend shows that concerning 15percent children below the age of sixteen are obese. Oldsters who cannot put their&nbsp;youngsters on a strict diet resort to sports and games to burn fat. With cases of child diabetes on the rise, this has become a prime focus of several once college programs.</p>
<p>A sensible after school program has many benefits. It keeps the child entertained in addition to busy, and therefore prevents youngsters from turning into addicted to TVs and PCs. By giving them ways to spend their excess energy and explore their eativity, when faculty programs facilitate to form the overall temperament of the child.&nbsp;</p></p>
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		<title>Socialization, Culture, Norms and Values in a Society</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Socialization: Socialization is a process where individuals learn the culture of their society, is that the social learning process and as such is a continuous process. Without undergoing this process, a person like no human being is defined as normal by the standards of their society, such as the so-called &#34;wolf children Midnapore&#34; two women aged between two and eight years was found in a cave by wolves in Bengali in 1920.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Socialization:</strong> Socialization is a process where individuals learn the culture of their society, is that the social learning process and as such is a continuous process. Without undergoing this process, a person like no human being is defined as normal by the standards of their society, such as the so-called &#8220;wolf children Midnapore&#8221; two women aged between two and eight years was found in a cave by wolves in Bengali in 1920. &nbsp; They walked on all fours, prefer a diet of raw meat, howling like wolves and lacked any form of expression.An example shows that socialization involving prolonged interaction with adults is important not only for the installation of new members of society, but also the process of being truly human.<strong>Culture:</strong> Ralph Linton, &#8220;The culture of a society is the lifestyle of its members, the collection of ideas and habits to learn, share and transmit from generation to generation.Because humans have the instinct to guide their actions, their behavior should be based on guidelines that are taught. But for a society to function effectively, these guidelines are shared by its members. &nbsp; Culture has two important features: first you learn, the second place shared. &nbsp; Without it there would be no human society.Culture defines accepted forms of behavior for members of a particular society. These definitions differ from one society to another. &nbsp; All societies have to deal with common problems such as the problem of employees, as the very young and the elderly. &nbsp; However, solutions to these problems, culturally determined. &nbsp; It should be noted that the solutions offered by a company may well be regarded as unsustainable by members of other companies, for example, in certain circumstances, &#8220;child murder and geronticide&#8221; was practiced by some groups of Australian Aborigines Caribou Eskimos and Indians.</p>
<p><strong>Standards:</strong> The rules are the guidelines that take place directly in specific situations. There is a specific action that defines acceptable and appropriate behavior in various situations, such as dress rules that vary from one society to another.</p>
<p> The rules enforced by positive and negative sanctions than rewards and punishments. Sanctions can be informal, such as approval or disapproval vision, or formally, as a reward or a penalty imposed by a government agency.Generally, the threat of negative sanctions is sufficient to impose a normative behavior. But an admiring gaze of a word of praise or an encouraging smile provides rewards for conformity to social norms.<strong>Values:</strong> In contrast to the rules on the establishment of specific guidelines for behavior, Valu es provide more general guidance.A value is a belief that something is good and desirable. &nbsp; It defines what is important, interesting and worth fighting for. &nbsp; In the West, for example, the value of materialism motivates people to invest time and energy to produce and acquire property.Sioux in the form of assets to appreciate the bounty, would Western societies for individuals to buy, at best, be regarded as special and will probably be condemned as selfish and antisocial catch. Norms and values ​​are essential for human functioning.Primary socialization, probably the most important aspect of socialization takes place in childhood, usually in the family. With family, the child learns the language and many basic patterns in their society.</p>
<p>Finally, agents of socialization system of family education, peer group, the Working Group and the media.</p>
<p> Source: <a href="http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.shvoong.com%2Fbusiness-management%2F1826428-socialization-culture-norms-values-society%2F%23ixzz1hvgA2Gya&amp;sa=D&amp;sntz=1&amp;usg=AFQjCNF7WLCNBs8Ee3REeKzFvBAuTPJGBA" target="_blank">http://www.shvoong.com/business-management/1826428-socialization-culture-norms-values-society/#ixzz1hvgA2Gya</a></p>
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		<title>Benefits of a Good After School Program</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Nov 2011 00:46:32 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Children grow up in a society that demands expertise in everything. You  really cannot sit back and decide that learning from textbooks is enough  for the overall development of your child. It&#8217;s the age of  specialization and your child cannot afford to miss out on this window  of opportunity. So, scour your locality for the most advantageous  programs and enroll them for the ones you think are the best.</p>
<p> After school programs are basically designed to develop a talent or a  skill that is ignored by regular schools. These programs could be  educational or recreational in nature. Whatever type they are, they  basically aim to keep the child active and interested. </p>
<p> The most important advantage of a good after school program is that it  widens your child&#8217;s area of interests. He or she is introduced to new  things, sometimes interesting, sometimes challenging. Mastering a new  art form or a new skill increases the child&#8217;s self-esteem. It also  allows you to introduce your child to new career options. A child  attending a music class may decide that she likes it so much that she  wants to make a career out of it in the long run. </p>
<p> Socialization is another great advantage of after school programs.  Children get to meet others who share their interests and make new  friendships. An acting class or a soccer class can be lots of fun. Many  of these programs coach children for performances or matches. Performing  on stage or playing a match can be a great experience for a young  child. </p>
<p> After school programs keep your teenager busy. He or she thus has some  amount of protection from destructive habits like drugs and alcohol.  Surveys indicate that children who are kept busy through diverse  absorbing activities are less prone to abuse, depression and burnout.  Significant increase in achievement and attendance and a reduction in  drop out rates are other advantages of a good after school programs.</p>
<p> Most after school programs have children interacting with one or more  adult. This allows them to benefit from positive relationships with  adults. Children often find it difficult to confide in parents and  teachers, but may open up with other adults. </p>
<p> Many children are put into recreational after school programs so that  they reduce weight and remain healthy. A newly emerging trend shows that  about 15% children below the age of 16 are obese. Parents who cannot  put their children on a strict diet resort to sports and games to burn  fat. With cases of child diabetes on the increase, this has become a  prime focus of many after school programs.</p>
<p> A good after school program has many benefits. It keeps the child  entertained as well as busy, and thus prevents children from becoming  addicted to TVs and PCs. By giving them ways to burn up their excess  energy and explore their creativity, after school programs help to shape  the overall personality of the child.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Aug 2011 17:52:04 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Children mature in a society that demands expertise in everything. You&nbsp;really cannot sit back and judge that learning from textbooks is all you need to do&nbsp;for the overall development of your child. It&#8217;s the age of specialization&nbsp;and your child cannot afford to miss from this window of opportunity.&nbsp;So, scour your locality for your most advantageous programs and enroll them&nbsp;for ones you think are the best.</p>
<p>After school programs are basically designed to develop a talent or perhaps a&nbsp;skill that&#8217;s ignored by regular schools. These programs could possibly be&nbsp;educational or recreational in nature. Whatever type they end up being, they&nbsp;basically aim to keep the child active and interested.</p>
<p>The Crucial benefit from a very good after school program is it&nbsp;widens your child&#8217;s line of interests. He / she is introduced to new&nbsp;things, sometimes interesting, sometimes challenging. Mastering a new art&nbsp;form or a new skill boosts the child&#8217;s self-esteem. It also allows you&nbsp;to introduce your kid to new career options. Children attending a music&nbsp;class may decide your little lady likes it a lot your little lady wants to have a career&nbsp;from it over the years.</p>
<p>Socialization is an additional great advantage of after school programs.&nbsp;Children arrive and end up meeting different people who share their interests making new&nbsp;friendships. An acting class or perhaps a soccer class might possibly be many fun. A great number of programs coach children for performances or matches. Engaged on&nbsp;stage or playing a match could be a great experience for a child.</p>
<p>After school programs keep your teenager busy. They have some&nbsp;degree of resistence from destructive habits like drugs and alcohol.</p>
<p>Surveys indicate that children that are kept busy through diverse absorbing&nbsp;activities are less liable to abuse, depression and burnout. Significant&nbsp;increase in achievement and attendance as well as a reduction in drop out rates&nbsp;are other hallmarks of a superb after school programs.</p>
<p>Most after school programs have children interacting with one of these&nbsp;adult. This lets them have the pleasure in positive relationships with&nbsp;adults. Children often find it difficult to speak in confidence to parents and educators, but may examine with other adults.</p>
<p>Many kids are put into recreational after school programs making sure that they&nbsp;reduce weight and maintain good health. A newly emerging trend has shown that about&nbsp;15% children below the age of 16 are obese. Parents who cannot put their&nbsp;children on a strict diet resort to sports and games to minimise. With&nbsp;cases of infant diabetes on the increase, this on it&#8217;s own will make sure there is a prime focus to involve your child in after&nbsp;school programs.</p>
<p>An outstanding after school program has many benefits. It keeps the child&nbsp;entertained as well as very busy, and in consequence prevents children from becoming&nbsp;hooked on TVs and PCs. By giving them techniques to deplete their excess energy&nbsp;and explore their creativity, after school programs help to shape the&nbsp;overall personality of the child.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Children grow up in a society that demands expertise in everything. You</p>
<p>really cannot sit back and decide that learning from textbooks is enough</p>
<p>for the overall development of your child. It&#8217;s the age of specialization</p>
<p>and your child cannot afford to miss out on this window of opportunity.</p>
<p>So, scour your locality for the most advantageous programs and enroll them</p>
<p>for the ones you think are the best.</p>
<p>After school programs are basically designed to develop a talent or a</p>
<p>skill that is ignored by regular schools. These programs could be</p>
<p>educational or recreational in nature. Whatever type they are, they</p>
<p>basically aim to keep the child active and interested.</p>
<p>The most important advantage of a good after school program is that it</p>
<p>widens your child&#8217;s area of interests. He or she is introduced to new</p>
<p>things, sometimes interesting, sometimes challenging. Mastering a new art</p>
<p>form or a new skill increases the child&#8217;s self-esteem. It also allows you</p>
<p>to introduce your child to new career options. A child attending a music</p>
<p>class may decide that she likes it so much that she wants to make a career</p>
<p>out of it in the long run.</p>
<p>Socialization is another great advantage of after school programs.</p>
<p>Children get to meet others who share their interests and make new</p>
<p>friendships. An acting class or a soccer class can be lots of fun. Many of</p>
<p>these programs coach children for performances or matches. Performing on</p>
<p>stage or playing a match can be a great experience for a young child.</p>
<p>After school programs keep your teenager busy. He or she thus has some</p>
<p>amount of protection from destructive habits like drugs and alcohol.</p>
<p>Surveys indicate that children who are kept busy through diverse absorbing</p>
<p>activities are less prone to abuse, depression and burnout. Significant</p>
<p>increase in achievement and attendance and a reduction in drop out rates</p>
<p>are other advantages of a good after school programs.</p>
<p>Most after school programs have children interacting with one or more</p>
<p>adult. This allows them to benefit from positive relationships with</p>
<p>adults. Children often find it difficult to confide in parents and</p>
<p>teachers, but may open up with other adults.</p>
<p>Many children are put into recreational after school programs so that they</p>
<p>reduce weight and remain healthy. A newly emerging trend shows that about</p>
<p>15% children below the age of 16 are obese. Parents who cannot put their</p>
<p>children on a strict diet resort to sports and games to burn fat. With</p>
<p>cases of child diabetes on the increase, this has become a prime focus of</p>
<p>many after school programs.</p>
<p>A good after school program has many benefits. It keeps the child</p>
<p>entertained as well as busy, and thus prevents children from becoming</p>
<p>addicted to TVs and PCs. By giving them ways to burn up their excess energy</p>
<p>and explore their creativity, after school programs help to shape the</p>
<p>overall personality of the child.</p>
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<p>You&rsquo;re at cinema then the couple sits down in front of you. The girl rests her head on the guy&rsquo;s shoulder. He kisses her hair, they hold hands and soon show more interest as the movie ends.</p>
<p>Yes, we have witnessed. Some may even have participated.&nbsp; We consider it sweet when two doves cuddling. But how do we react when the issue of cuddling concerns our own specie?</p>
<p>To address is the definition of the matter. What exactly Public Display of Affection is? Or more appropriately, where does the boundary of public etiquette lie in this manner? PDA can range everywhere. It may range from a whisper to a shout, from a touch of the hands to a touch somewhere else. Yes, it is a way of showing affection to your partner as a couple; it could be as simple as a mother hugging her son or two friends holding hands. However, we usually think of PDA in more sexual sense. Holding hands, hugging, petting, and kissing are all forms of attachment but did the question &ldquo;am I setting a good example to the people around me especially to the youth?&rdquo; ever came up to your head?</p>
<p>I am a 24 year-old educator, and one who is aware of my surroundings. I have seen this act in malls, streets and even in some campuses I am supervising and yes, I view it as an inappropriate behavior. Why? Let&rsquo;s cite these following reasons.</p>
<p>It can be a distraction which can be very intimidating. Children that may witness such behavior tend to imitate or possibly do the same thing in their teenage years. Their juvenile minds are fed up with such physical interaction towards the opposite sex and often seem to echo their school years into adult life creating uncomfortable feelings at sight of PDA. No wonder why schools band pairing to avoid such effect? Another thing is that the school, a park, or even a mall is not a place for hugging, kissing, or holding hands but places for learning and relaxing respectively.&nbsp; The uncomfortable feeling some people experience at the sight of PDA can also cross cultural boundaries. What is acceptable to people in one culture may not be acceptable to other.</p>
<p>We all know what PDA is. We all have seen it. We all have done it: When we held an aunt&rsquo;s hand in the supermarket; when, as children, we kissed each other and goodbye in the middle of the street; when, as adolescents, we let our boyfriends (or girlfriend) hold our hands in the theatres; and when, as adults, we kiss our lovers before they board a plane. We have all committed the act of PDA. So how much is too much? It depends on how we were raised. Did we see our parents commit act of PDA? And what were our school guidelines regarding PDA? These are all important in determining how much is too much when it comes to PDA. In the end, it seems the question of how much is too much is better put another way. So next time you are sitting in the theatre and that couple mentioned earlier sits down beside you, see how long it take for you to get uncomfortable. Now you know how much is too much that this matter has to be done at the right place at the right time.</p></p>
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		<title>Technology: The Rift Between Young and Old</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 24 Feb 2011 01:57:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[How technology sometimes causes a disconnect between the younger generations and the older ones.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Technology has greatly evolved over time. This is especially true in the last ten to fifteen years. Up until this point people would communicate face to face in person, as opposed to over the internet. Written communication would take days to travel across the world rather than just a few seconds. Many of the older generations became accustomed to these older methods of communication and socialization while the younger generations know only these newer, instant forms of communication. Here lies the disconnect between not only many children and their parents, but between entire age groups.</p>
<p>Some people say that technology has isolated the world, when in fact it has broadened many social horizons. For instance, people with uncommon hobbies can easily find an online forum where they can meet a population of people that share similar interests. Another fine example is the passive socialization that online games can bring, while some people take video gaming too seriously, many people use it as a tool to simply relax and have some friendly competition with their friends while in the comfort of their own homes. The internet has also helped many friends that may be living vast distances apart keep in touch by using a variety of social networks to share opinions as well as photos. These uses of technology are often overlooked by an older generation, or simply rejected because they are different than they socialization methods that they grew up with.</p>
<p>There are downsides to this technological revolution though. For example, all of the positive reasons listed above can be taken too extremely and have the inverse effect on people. Technology, while giving people to the ability to connect over long distances, can also cause people to cut themselves off from the real world. Digital audio players are the most effective tool at isolating individuals. Everyone has seen that person walking down the street or sitting in a public place with earbuds in, completely ignoring what is going on around them, or that person who interrupts conversation with someone to reply to a text message. It is these reasons that older generations tend to look down on the current one, as well as the present technology revolution. It causes people to completely ignore the basic social skills that they have learned through interacting with society.</p>
<p>In this rapidly moving world where people rarely pause simply to stay hello, we need to keep in mind that technology is an extension of your social life, not the basis of it. Hopefully the older generations will learn this and become a little more comfortable with the way that younger generations communicate and spend their time, otherwise technology is simply having the opposite effect of what it was intended to do.</p>
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