I don’t think so, because world changing badly for our next generation. In contemporary society, many children are attracting, using social media apps and playing video games on their mobile phone. And they expnding their uh, activities with their mobile phone. So that’s why, uh, they won’t try to do alternative things. And there, uh, they will more brain and technology oriented instead of enough physical and outdoor oriented. For example, playing football and cricket. So that’s why in this situation, children, uh, face lots of difficulties for using technological oriented. And they engaging and they trying, they are trying to uh, indoor. They are trying to spend their activities in indoor, not outdoor. So if such is the case, it will have some negative impacts on the social and communication skills of the children. In longer.
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I think the way children spend their time will definitely change in the future. Many children today are already heavily engaged with social media apps and video games on their phones. They're expanding their activities through these devices, which means they might not be as interested in traditional outdoor activities like playing football or cricket. This reliance on technology could have some negative impacts. Children might become more focused on brain and technology-oriented activities, and less on physical and outdoor activities. This could lead to difficulties in developing social and communication skills, as they spend more time indoors and less time interacting with others in real life. It's important to find a balance between technology and traditional activities to ensure children develop well-rounded skills and a healthy lifestyle.
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