(Ëõд) when we text, isn¡¯t it? But while we might think nothing of it, there¡¯s an ongoing discussion that text messaging can have a bad influence on people¡¯s grammar. Many believe the abbreviations are giving students bad habits when it comes to spelling and punctuation (±êµã).
Some teachers say that texting and social networking cause students to be lazy when writing. A study showed that young adults who often use text messaging find it rather difficult to turn back to correct grammar when needed.
But another view is that text messaging has no influence at all. Many people consider it to be a language of its own. We could compare it to a foreign language which students learn. This doesn¡¯t have any influence on their native language.
Whether it¡¯s bad or not, it seems that text language is becoming very popular. According to another study, 64 percent of teens said they used informal (·ÇÕýʽµÄ) ¡°text language¡± in their writing.
But it¡¯s not just a matter of language. Students who text a lot during class may have difficulty paying attention. In another study, students were asked to complete a questionnaire on how many text messages they sent and received during class. On average, students sent more than two text messages during classes lasting 50 to 75 minutes. The study showed that students who often text during classes can¡¯t easily keep their attention on the lesson, which will surely harm their learning.
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