Yes, I think technology can sometimes negatively impact communication between students if they rely too much on digital platforms. The main reason is that online communication often lacks the depth and nuance of face-to-face interaction, which means students might miss important social cues or emotional context. For example, in Shanghai, I've noticed many university students prefer texting or chatting on apps like WeChat, even when they're sitting in the same room. This can lead to misunderstandings or superficial conversations compared to talking in person. That said, technology also makes it easier to stay connected, especially for students who are far apart, so it's more about finding a balance.
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Part 3a problem you had with some technology, for example a computer or a phone
Can technology have a negative effect on communication between students?
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