Life Without Smartphones

What do we use to learn about history?

• Books, documents, artifacts, and oral histories

• Movies and TV shows

• Social media posts

• Personal diaries

How can we stay connected with friends?

• Only communicate through letters

• Use social media, messaging apps, video calls, and schedule meetups.

• Avoid any social gatherings

• Ignore them completely

What can our phones be a big distraction from?

• Real-life interactions and focus on tasks.

• Online shopping deals

• Social media notifications

• Video game alerts

What does blue light from screens affect?

• Memory retention and focus

• Skin health and hydration

• Sleep patterns and eye strain

• Mood swings and appetite

What is one thing we might do less of because of phones?

• Text messaging

• Face-to-face communication

• Social media interactions

• Video calls

Can we learn about science online?

• Science can only be learned in a classroom.

• You cannot find credible science information online.

• Yes, we can learn about science online.

• Online resources do not cover scientific topics.

What helps us talk to family far away?

• Sending letters through the mail

• Using smoke signals

• Technology like phones and video calls.

• Writing in a diary

What can make it hard to focus on homework?

• Taking regular breaks

• Having a clear study plan

• Studying in a quiet library

• Distractions, noise, lack of motivation, fatigue, poor time management.

How does using our phones at night affect us?

• Using our phones at night improves focus and productivity.

• Using our phones at night negatively affects sleep quality and duration.

• Using our phones at night enhances memory retention.

• Using our phones at night has no impact on our health.

What is one way to connect with people?

• Ignoring others

• Talking over people

• Active listening

• Avoiding eye contact