English for Purposive Communication

MODULE 1-Communication Processes Principles and Ethics

ANSWER SHEET
Enabling Assessment

Name: Orilla, John Louie B. Date: March 10, 2021

Course/Year/Section: EEE11 Score: ____________

Part 1: One-hundred-word summary

Number of words: 99

According to Sherry Turkle's TED presentation, “connected but alone,” we are letting technology
lead us places we don't want to go. “Do we expect less from one other as we demand more from
technology?” she questions. “No one is listening,” she says, as several others go for their phones
to check the newest update. Some individuals use technology to fill a loneliness hole. Is it true
that we are no longer willing to put others before ourselves and participate in meaningful
dialogue? I dare you to consider this, even momentarily. This awareness might inspire you to
improve your behaviours
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MODULE 1-Communication Processes Principles and Ethics

Part 2: Two-hundred-word Analysis

Number of words: 142

Many aspects make technology enticing, such as having an endless supply of information and
being “connected” to people. Remember that we can edit, retouch, and manage whatever
information we expose about ourselves on our phones.
We may assume that poor smartphone usage just affects our relationships, but there are many
more consequences. Anxiety, sadness, memory issues, sleep issues, and poor decision-making
skills are among the psychological impacts. Physical implications include bad posture.
Smartphones may be enticing. There are methods to assist people overcome this. It's typical
nowadays to text and talk on your phone throughout school, meals, and even significant
occasions. We hide behind our phones and live a life that isn't open and vulnerable. It shouldn't
be a delusion where the online world is better than the actual world. We need to discover a way
for technology and nature to coexist.