Argumentative Topic: Has technology made children less creative?
Technology, as an offspring of scientific knowledge, is no doubt a conclusive proof of humans’ imagination. And yet it is for some to suspect that technology has lessened children’s creativity. I, personally, oppose the unproven notion, and to specifically cease such thoughts, I shall deal with local evidence that has been believed to affirm the conception. It is debated that the reality that children now take advantage of such technological inventions as calculators to cover the work of mathematics is proven grounds to support the preceding idea. However, as we look back, the imagination we have been taking into account is not diminished within the act of calculators. All that such innovations do is speeding up the work, and thus providing children with more time. And what people say is that time is golden, and we should not underestimate the power. All things considered, the accounted reason is simply unjust. Another good reason, if not an extremely firm one, is the virtual world tha
