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What Makes The Present Day Teenagers’ Dumb?

Many of the teenagers are submitting coursework downloaded from the web without reading, rewriting, or understanding it. The students" addiction to text messaging was also affecting the standard of English. They tend to include text-message abbreviations, such as l8 (late) or RU (are you) in their coursework.
The technology obsession hinders spelling skills, implicitly encourages andrew kakabadse,classroom,computer,cranfield school,education,international management,mobiles,plagiarism,text messages,work culture and disrupts classroom learning. Despite school policies restricting mobile phone usage, students use the phone frequently with the majority making calls from the toilets.
Andrew Kakabadse, professor of international management development, Cranfield School of Management conducted this study.



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