Technology is making smarter or dumber?

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Jose Legrand

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Technology is making smarter or dumber?Versión en línea True or false por Jose Legrand 1 Aristotle worried that writing would harm children’s minds Yes No 2 Working memory allows us to hold information in our minds for short periods, like a password Yes No 3 The radio sparked concerns about information overload in the 16th century. Yes No 4 Students are tipically tested on sensory memory. Yes No 5 Choosing the right answer from a set of options best describes recall. Yes No 6 Picking a friend's number from a list is part of recognition. Yes No 7 People display stronger recall of the facts when they cannot access information externally. Yes No 8 When people can access information externally, like through a phone, they remember where to find it. Yes No 9 A false belief about technology’s impact on memory is that technology is completely increasing our ability to remember anything Yes No 10 Technology is changing the way we read and access memory but not destroying it Yes No

Technology is making smarter or dumber?Versión en línea

True or false

por Jose Legrand

Aristotle worried that writing would harm children’s minds

Yes

Working memory allows us to hold information in our minds for short periods, like a password

Yes

The radio sparked concerns about information overload in the 16th century.

Yes

Students are tipically tested on sensory memory.

Yes

Choosing the right answer from a set of options best describes recall.

Yes

Picking a friend's number from a list is part of recognition.

Yes

People display stronger recall of the facts when they cannot access information externally.

Yes

When people can access information externally, like through a phone, they remember where to find it.

Yes

A false belief about technology’s impact on memory is that technology is completely increasing our ability to remember anything

Yes

Technology is changing the way we read and access memory but not destroying it

Yes

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Technology is making smarter or dumber?

Sí o No

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Sí o No

OPEN UP 5 UNIT 3: THERE IS/ARE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE

Sí o No

Grammys a mejor canción/grabación

Sí o No

Preguntas sobre futbol para niños

Sí o No

¿Es verdad?

Sí o No

¿Está creado con Inteligencia Artificial?

Technology is making smarter or dumber?Versión en línea

por Jose Legrand

Aristotle worried that writing would harm children’s minds

Working memory allows us to hold information in our minds for short periods, like a password

The radio sparked concerns about information overload in the 16th century.

Students are tipically tested on sensory memory.

Choosing the right answer from a set of options best describes recall.

Picking a friend's number from a list is part of recognition.

People display stronger recall of the facts when they cannot access information externally.

When people can access information externally, like through a phone, they remember where to find it.

A false belief about technology’s impact on memory is that technology is completely increasing our ability to remember anything

Technology is changing the way we read and access memory but not destroying it

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