Long time no see :) I want to share this good thing with you all. Last day, I had read a quality article named "3 Ways Technology Can Negatively Impact Your Relationships" from goodtherapy.org. It was posted in 2016, but it is so related to nowadays. The article is talking about three areas in which technology may negatively impact relationships. There are Intimacy, distraction, and depression. When I finish reading this article, I suddenly thinking about what I learned in the EAP class. In class, we discussed the harmful impacts of Social media on Teenagers, but this article focuses on couple relations. So, I think it is great to share this article with my friend that may now interest in this topic :) I want to talk about some fascinating points in this article. For example, When briefly disconnected from their smartphones in a 2014 study, self-described heavy users indicated having higher anxiety levels than moderate users after just 10 minutes. I think that maybe the smartphone is our 33rd of our body parts. We really care about, not just use it as devices. Some of my friends use the smartphone as a bestie. So what am I here for? However, their choices. The next interesting point is Sexting—sending someone text messages containing explicit sexual content— has increased among adults since 2012, with one in five cell users having received a sext from someone they know—a one-third increase in four years. I can't relate to this somehow I just understand more about mature without any questions. Next, Does anyone ever hear of FOMO? I just knew that FOMO coming from "fear of missing out" If I did not read this article, I wouldn't know this word.
               Global reading strategies help me to preview the text, and after I finished my first time read. I use problem-solving strategies to help me work through the wording when I encounter unfamiliar words such as indicate, replicate, curtailing, detach, allotment. I can search and understand much more about content. You guys can share your strategies at the comment box. I want to know! The more you read, the more you improve, don't you agree? So I think If I keep reading, my reading skills will be better. Not only read more but also search what you don't know like grammar or new vocabulary. So that's the end of today! Do you enjoy my blog? What is your last time reading? What is the next topic that you all want me to share? Please share your experience below!