Computer with Children

It is undeniable that computers most are very important in modern society. Some think that future generations can be more affected by computers in bad ways than good ways if they use them daily. Personally, I entirely disagree with this opinion. Nonetheless, I realize that everyone thinks differently.

On one side of the argument, there are some people who feel that children tend to become addicted to computers easily when they use those electronic devices every day. Firstly, they suggest that playing computers games wastes children’s time. For instance, children who use computers playing game very evening would not have enough time to review their lessons and do their homework. Hence, they would probably get a low grade. Moreover, if children always use computer, they would have less time to spend with their family, for example, watching television and having dinner together. Eventually, they consider that this could result in loosening of the bond between family members.

On the other side of the argument, I personally disagree with this viewpoint because although it is possible that my kids would be influenced by computer in negative ways, I would be able to control their computer usage so that they would get more benefits than drawbacks. Initially, I would guide them to use computers in to broaden their knowledge, namely doing stimulating work via e-learning programmer, searching for academic information and preparing their lessons with the aid of an online encyclopedia. Apart from getting smarter, the benefits of these helpful ideas could be having excellent learning skills and a wider perspective. Therefore, a chance of getting a degree would increase, and when my children become adults, there is a good opportunity that they would get a good job. Fortunately, this would result in earning a high salary. Furthermore, though my kids could live far away from me, we could contact each other every day via computers. To illustrate, if my kids study abroad I would be able to call them by using chatting programmers, including Skype and Line. In spite of a being far apart, family’s members would feel closer and have a good connection.

In conclusion, I still believe that if my children use a computer every day in appropriate way, they would experience positive more than negative results.