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sábado, 30 de enero de 2016
martes, 19 de enero de 2016
THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNET ON SOCIETY, by Gema Molina, 1st Bachiller
THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNET ON SOCIETY
These days everyone has got a mobile phone, a
computer o a laptop. Some people use them very often and other people just when
it is necessary, but every day the number of Internet addicts is higher. What
is happening?
From my point of view, the Internet has good
things and bad things. On the one hand we can find information fast and easily,
meet new people around the world and discover outstanding things. But in the
other hand, lots of people waste their time using the mobile phone because they
ignore the people who are close to them (like their family or their friends).
Adults are worried about their children because
most of them cannot live without the Internet, especially their mobile phones.
There is also an illness called nomophobia that is the fear of being out of
mobile phone contact.
In conclusion, Internet is a good invention with
fantastic uses but in a properly measure. Everything in excess is bad.
Gema Molina Gallego 1º bachiller B
martes, 12 de enero de 2016
The origin of talent. By a 2nd bachillerato student.
The origin of talent
Many people have tried to find an answer to
this question throughout history and they have realized it is not as simple as it seemed. It is commonly said that talent is innate but
actually it depends on different elements.
Obviously, our genes are important because they
decide how we will be and what things are going to be easier or harder for us.
For instance, a short person may have some disadvantages when playing
basketball but it does not mean he could not become a NBA star, as Tyron
Bogues, the shortest NBA player ever.
There is a study that concluded that the time of practice explains the difference between prodigies and amateurs. It was called the ‘10000 hours’ rule. As a consequence, you will not spend thousands of hours on something you do not really love so, you also need passion.
There is a study that concluded that the time of practice explains the difference between prodigies and amateurs. It was called the ‘10000 hours’ rule. As a consequence, you will not spend thousands of hours on something you do not really love so, you also need passion.
Not only genetics and effort create our talent,
but also environment and the age of start. It will be easier to develop a
talent if you start when you are a child because the ease for learning decreases
with age. Besides, some who is supported and motivated by their family, school
and friends will have a higher probability of being brilliant in what they like
than other person that feels repressed.
In conclusion, everybody is born with some
special ability. However, the fact of developing it or not will depend on many
other things, because we are more than genetics. We are combination of nature,
experiences and feeling which is almost impossible to predict.
domingo, 10 de enero de 2016
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