My revised critical question after todays group comparing
and suggesting changed a lot. I am even
more excited about it and think that it will fit in better to the
projects. My new question is why should
teenagers value their future more? When I think about this question I always
just feel that “kids” these days are always only focused on what’s happening
right now and they don’t think about how these behaviors and choices now will
affect them later in life. This is huge
because the world and the future of earth depend on how the old finish it and
how the youth invent and carry on and expand what we have right now. My question fits all of the
requirements. The first is meaningful to
me and I honestly do care about the future and it does intrigue me on how the
world will changed based on how the younger generations right now are learning
and some ruining what has already been created.
This question does affect others and the larger society because we all
live here and until you die you will have to function with what is happening
around you. This question does have
multiple answers because you can look at it any way you want. Some possible answers may include because if
they don’t care about their future they might not have one or if teens want to
change something right now or are working toward something to make the their
future better then they should care about it.
Sub-questions about my question may include: Do some teens care more about their future
than other? What makes a teen not become
interested in the future anymore? How do
you get someone more passionate about his or her own possibilities? This question is not too broad or too narrow
so it’s good on the size. Lastly, this
question does not include my personal thoughts on a teenagers future I am
simply asking about it.
My potential artifacts for this project are: a crystal ball, a chair, food, cell phone,
computer, clothing, shoes, a letter of personal goals, car, passport,
elevator.
I am going to pick a cell phone for my artifact because I
believe that it will go with my question perfectly. When I think about a cell phone and how much
time people oftentimes waste right now then it makes me wonder about how the
future will be when technology gets better and even more accessible if it isn’t
all ready enough right now. A cell phone
can bring someone closer to someone far away but it can work against you also
if someone you don’t want to have your number is bothering you a lot. In the future could it be possible for you to
delete your number automatically from their contacts if you don’t want the to
have it? I wonder also about how else
will cell phones be used in the future?
Is there even going to be paper or pencils? Will we even have to leave our houses to do
anything? If we can talk to people that
we want to talk to from a cell phone and we could order anything or have
technology do everything for us then what is the point of wasting gas and going
to class, to get food, or to the store. A
cell phone could be new or old pink or blue or with stickers and a fancy ring
tone or just always on silent but they will always be changing the future
because of how we communicate and what we learn form using them. Cell phones could also not even exist if
computers and other devices like tablets keep improving. Then what would happen? If cell phones connect so many people and
everyone has billions of followers then why can’t people talk face to face
anymore? It’s weird that some of the
shyest people know so many people online but when it comes to actually talking
then it gets hard. What I’m getting at
is will cell phones take the world to become mute. Will nobody ever talk to each other? I feel like you never are who you are online
or through a text so how will anyone know if it is really you or not?
I think after our confrence we've narrowed this down some and you're on a good track now!
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