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    In the past years‚ Technology has been developing rapidly creating an effect both positive and negative towards society. Technology can be defined as mobile devices and Social Network and Society can be defined as Teenagers. This essay will discuss about the advantages and disadvantages created by the technology development by arguing that mobile devices nowadays are getting more useful but on the other hand‚ mobile devices can effect some social issue in the society and secondly it will argue the

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    Influence of Electronics on Teenagers • Technology advancement is one of the most essential factors for teenagers in the western societies. However‚ under circumstances not all will be directly involve or share the knowledge of these latest inventions of technology. Due to the enormous development of technologies‚ this era can also be called the Age of Technology. With the purpose of surviving in the social‚ education and employment world‚ technology is becoming the most essential tools. • Is

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    Troubled teenager In this novel Holden not only demonstrates dishonesty by repeatedly lying in various occasions but also shows to be confused as of what he really is. It is also proven that he is a hypocritical person that is just looking to keep his image well even if he has to lie. It is also shown that this character seeks pity from other people in order to make himself feel better. First off Holden Caulfield is not very shy about lying and even admits it when he lies. He uses false testimony

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    Teenagers and Unpaid Work

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    Should teenagers be required to do unpaid work Many young people work on a volunteer basis‚ and this can only be beneficial for both the individual and society as a whole. However‚ I do not agree that we should therefore force all teenagers to do unpaid work. Most young people are already under enough pressure with their studies‚ without being given the added responsibility of working in their spare time. School is just as demanding as a full-time job‚ and teachers expect their students to do

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    Sexually Active Teenagers

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    Kendra Tracy Maryland Allen English Comp. November 9 2009 Sexually Active Teenagers Sexually transmitted diseases excel in a society of premarital sex‚ where teens have many sex partners. A direct result of this is STD’s becoming more abundant among the population. The misuse of contraceptives by teens is one reason STD’s are plaguing our children. Many teens believe that condoms or the pill will stop the spread of herpes and other diseases‚ but in fact‚ they do not stop the spread

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    DISCURSIVE ESSAY: ONLINE VERSUS FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING In the last 5 years online courses are becoming a trend in the education space. Millions of people around the world are studying science‚ engineering and humanities subjects through the Internet. But is it the online learning suitable for everyone? The greatest benefit of this kind of learning is the convenience; free of the traditional classroom learning restrictions of time and space. It allows teacher and students to converge together from

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    order to know more about the influence of smart phones of teenager’s psychology and physiology‚ we have do some research. From our findings‚ most of the boys and girls spend one to three hours on using the smart phone every day. It shows that teenagers usually spend time on smart phone for various uses. Secondly‚ most of the boys and girls purchase a smart phone by choosing the functions. It shows that the functions of the smart phone are very important and attractive. Thirdly‚ most of the

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    Andre Martin’s essay‚ “On Teenagers and Tattoos” discusses the cons of tattoos and piercings on teenagers. Although valid points are made‚ he views tattoos as a whole‚ as mutilations and cries for attention. He addresses how tattoos are a form of identity and ownership‚ as well as a permanent marking upon the body. The individual is in complete control and it gives teenagers the sense of stability that they long for. While valid points‚ Martin seems to look past the reason why a majority of adolescents

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    “The Extent of Marijuana Users among Teenagers of Poblacion District III in LaPaz‚ Leyte” Background of the Study According to an article in the website of National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)‚ “Marijuana is usually smoked as a cigarette (joint) or in a pipe. It is also smoked in blunts‚ which are cigars that have been emptied of tobacco and refilled with a mixture of marijuana and tobacco. This mode of delivery combines marijuana’s active ingredients with nicotine and other harmful chemicals

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    AUTOMATIC FACE RECOGNITION INTRODUCTION: A facial recognition system is a computer application for automatically identifying or verifying a person from a digital image or a video frame from a video source. One of the ways to do this is by comparing selected facial features from the image and a facial database. It is typically used in security systems and can be compared to other biometrics such as fingerprint or eye iris recognition systems. Final template TRADITIONAL TECHNIQUES:

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