Professional Documents
Culture Documents
ACTIVITY 1
Given your references, highlight particular portions of text needed to develop your introduction. Write or
paste these portions down in the appropriate column. Then, process these stretches by using appropriate note-
taking techniques to make sure they ate not plagiarized. Include citations of your work. Use additional pages if
necessary.
Reference: Smith, J. (2018). Tech and the Mind. New York: Scholarly Press.
"The advent of technology, particularly smartphones and social media, has reshaped our
daily lives. While they offer unprecedented connectivity, they also present unique
challenges to our mental well-being, with some individuals experiencing anxiety and
other disorders as a direct consequence of overuse." (p. 42)
Introduction:
In today's rapidly evolving world, technology permeates almost every aspect of our daily
lives. The emergence of new technological tools, especially smartphones and platforms
like social media, has transformed everyday routines and interactions. However, as
pointed out by Smith (2018), this shift brings not just benefits in terms of connection but
also potential risks to mental health (p.42). This paper delves into the intricate
relationship between technology and mental health, aiming to shed light on both its
advantages and challenges.
DE SALIT RAIZHEN
G12 H.E G EAPP
WEEK 7
ACTIVITY 2
Write appropriate topic sentences for the body of the concept paper. From there, consolidate notes by
writing down or pasting portions of text from your reference. On the third column, process these notes using the
appropriate note-taking techniques. Use additional pages if necessary.
Lifted portions needed for body of the Essay from a hypothetical source:
"The majority of people in urban areas spend over 5 hours daily on their smartphones,
with 70% of this time dedicated to social media platforms. This shift has decreased
face-to-face interactions and increased feelings of loneliness." (Jones, B., 2020, Digital
Life. London: Tech Press.)
Lifted portions needed for body of the Essay from another hypothetical source:
"Even though digital platforms promise global connection, users often report feelings of
isolation. Continuous exposure to others' lives can lead to comparison, resulting in
anxiety." (Martin, L., 2019, Digital Paradoxes. Paris: Connect Press.)
Conclusion:
The profound integration of technology into our daily lives, as highlighted in
our exploration, is not without its psychological ramifications. While
smartphones and digital platforms have revolutionized how we connect and
communicate, they've also inadvertently reshaped the very fabric of human
interactions, leading to feelings of isolation despite the illusion of global
connectivity. The paradox of being more connected yet feeling more alone
has become emblematic of our times. The pervasive culture of online
comparison further accentuates feelings of inadequacy and anxiety among
many users. As we navigate this digital age, it becomes imperative to strike a
balance, ensuring that technology serves as a tool for genuine connection
rather than a catalyst for mental strain. Recognizing the potential pitfalls and
being mindful of our digital consumption can pave the way for a healthier
coexistence with technology.
PERFORMANCE TASK 4
Writing and Presenting a Concept Paper
A professional organization tapped you as a resource speaker to present a paper on a concept in your field of
specialization. The paper should delve on the history, development, and impact of the concept in the discipline
field. The paper should employ the academic writing style and should not exceed 500 words.
NOTE:
• Have your topic approved by your teacher and then proceed to drafting your thesis statement.
• Once the concept papers have been rated and returned make a visual/graphic aid.
Introduction:
The landscape of computation has seen many revolutionary concepts, yet few are as profound and
potentially transformative as quantum computing. As we stand on the brink of this new era, it's crucial to
understand the historical trajectory, ongoing developments, and the potential implications of quantum
computing within the broader discipline.
Historical Evolution:
The story of quantum computing is deeply interwoven with quantum mechanics, a branch of physics that
emerged in the early 20th century. In the 1980s, physicist Richard Feynman proposed a computational
model based on quantum principles. This was a response to the fact traditional computers struggled to
simulate quantum systems. By the 1990s, quantum algorithms, like Peter Shor's for integer factorization,
demonstrated potential computational advantages over classical counterparts.
Conclusion:
Quantum computing, while still in its nascent stages, promises to redefine the boundaries of
computation. From its historical roots grounded in quantum mechanics to its potential to shape a new
computational future, it remains one of the most exciting and anticipated advances in technology. As we
continue to push the frontiers of knowledge, quantum computing offers a tantalizing glimpse into a world
of unprecedented computational possibilities.