Fnaf stands for Five Nights at Freddy's, a popular horror video game franchise created by Scott Cawthon. The games typically involve players being employed as security guards at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, a fictional family restaurant populated by animatronic characters. The objective is to survive five nights in the building, while the animatronics come to life at night and try to attack the player. The series has gained significant popularity since its release in 2014, and has spawned sequels, merchandise, books, and even a film adaptation.
Imagine that you are giving a speech. Your goal is to convince your audience that students as young as 12 years old should be allowed to have smartphones. After you have successfully given your speech, you ask for audience questions and comments. Someone says, “I don’t think that 12-year-olds should be allowed to have cell phones because too much social media use is bad for teens.” How would you address this objection? Write a short paragraph of five to six sentences in response to your audience member’s objection.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I understand your concern about social media and its potential negative effects on teenagers. However, I believe that allowing students as young as 12 years old to have smartphones can actually foster a responsible and informed approach to technology. With proper guidance and supervision, students can learn to use social media platforms in a constructive manner. It can provide them with opportunities for educational content, communication with their peers, and access to valuable information for school projects. By teaching them how to use social media responsibly, we can help them navigate the digital world and develop critical thinking skills. Additionally, a smartphone can also serve as a safety tool, allowing parents to easily reach their children and stay connected. It is all about finding a healthy balance and fostering responsible digital citizenship.
