Click, scratch, click, scratch. That’s the sound of you unproductively multitasking. Multitasking is the act of doing two or more different things at once. In this case I think teens cannot multitask effectively, because teens may be too distracted with of the technology, teens may not be learning because they are doing too many things at once, and teens parents should put down more guidelines to allow their children to focus. First of all teens cannot multitask effectively because they may be too distracted by technology. Strong evidence suggest, “ Lary Rosen recommends turning off the tech and trying to focus on schoolwork, although media is very hard to avoid, you need to prioritize what comes first.” Therefore, an expert even relates to this topic as a major problem and how to help. Scientist’s studies even show, “Among teenagers, average screen time is more than six-and-a-half and almost nine hours with nine hours over all.” stated Judy Woodruff. This piece of evidence proves that teens are on their technology too long, therefore how else will they be able to actually focus on educational work. …show more content…
When teens do this they could get mixed up in different subjects.”Multitasking is a problem is a problem in a couple of ways,Robb said, citing recent neuroscience research on the practice.” One of the many ways multitasking can affect teens is just because other people do it, then they do it and end up unsuccessfully. More evidence helps as James Stayer recommends that children should’nt and can’t multitask and focus on school work. This shows that when teens try and do more than one thing at a time, they may get mixed up on the different