The Modern Day, A World Of The Walking Dead - 1231 Words

In the modern day, we live in a world of the walking dead. Around the globe; children, teenagers, and adults all shamble about, tired, and exhausted, their heads down, engrossed in their phones and tablets. We stay up late into the night, working on homework, stressing about our life, or just browsing along on the internet, trying to keep ourselves entertained, and this problem typically pertains towards a construct of the modern day. Over the ages technology has advanced, the variety of jobs has expanded exponentially, and along with it, so has the importance that’s been placed on education. In today’s age, everyone is stressed over something, it simply doesn’t seem as though you ever get to rest. It’s expected of you to be a hard-wired†¦show more content†¦Technology is by no means a terrible thing, it’s saved far more lives than it’s damaged, but it’s also shifted the focus of humanity from trying to survive on the day to d ay basis, starving with only a bucket of grains and the meat from diseased cattle, to trying to survive the eternal, and much dreaded, Monday morning. With all of these changes, our bodies simply can’t keep up, evolution of skin and bone takes generations, evolution of technology can happen as quickly as months, and it’s an entirely foreign concept to us. With all of this technology, people need to learn how to use it, this leads to fluctuations in certain aspects of education and marketing, people have a need for knowledge, and to meet those needs we must expand upon our society. With each innovation, we must change how everything operates, the classroom environment changes each successive year, we used to have chalkboards, now we have smart boards and chromebooks, all to suit a bigger need. Alongside that we must also add more to the curriculum, we focus more on learning, we give more work, more classes, demand more attention and more time, there is no place for lack ing effort when the world changes at the rate of a heartbeat. This induces a new form of stress upon students, if you don’t do well enough in school your use of modern day technology will be comparatively limited,