跟读练习: Combatting social media addiction in children - 通过YouTube学习英语口语
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A Florida bill that would keep children under 16-year-olds old off social media is only a few steps away from becoming law.
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A Florida bill that would keep children under 16-year-olds old off social media is only a few steps away from becoming law.
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It comes, though, as psychologists take a closer look at the lasting effects of kids online.
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TikTok, X, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Whisper, Messenger, What's Up, Pop Jam.
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Today's kids and teens are hooked on social media.
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Research shows up to 95% of those between ages 13 to 16 report using social media, with more than one-third saying they use it almost constantly.
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So if we're spending a lot of time on our screens, that means we're not doing other things.
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So we might not be physically active, we may not be getting sufficient sleep, we may not be interacting with people in person.
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A large study found adolescents between ages 12 and 15 who spent more than three hours a day on social media had twice the risk of developing depression and anxiety.
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Other research has shown a link between social media use and eating disorders.
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And recently, the U.S.
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Surgeon General issued a new advisory stating that social media use presents a profound risk of harm for kids.
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The report also claimed that it can trigger pathways comparable to addiction.
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I think the challenge is when we're always on screens and we always have something entertaining us, we don't learn to entertain ourselves and that is a true deficit.
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So how can you limit their social media screen time?
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First, make a plan together.
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Set rules that everyone can agree on and post them in a visible area.
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Turn off devices at mealtimes and at least an hour before bed.
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Also, model good habits by limiting your own use.
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It could be the example your child needs.
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Now, most social media sites require users to be at least 13 years old, but research shows that nearly 40 percent of kids who are ages 8 to 12 actually use the platforms.
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在本课中，学习者将通过观看关于儿童社交媒体成瘾的讨论视频，练习英语听说技能。我们将分析视频的主要观点，理解社交媒体对儿童心理健康的影响，并探讨如何有效限制社交媒体使用。通过跟读视频中的对话，学习者将提高他们的英语发音和表达能力，特别是在与心理健康和技术相关的主题上，这将增强他们的词汇量和实际应用能力。
关键词汇与短语
- 社交媒体 (Social Media) - 包括诸如TikTok、Instagram等平台。
- 心理健康 (Mental Health) - 影响情绪和行为的关键因素。
- 成瘾 (Addiction) - 对某种行为或物质形成强烈依赖的状态。
- 抑郁 (Depression) - 一种影响情绪和思维的心理状态。
- 焦虑 (Anxiety) - 对未来及不确定事物的过度担忧。
- 互动 (Interacting) - 和他人交流的能力。
- 计划 (Planning) - 制定减少社交媒体使用的方案。
- 规则 (Rules) - 确定行为的规范，帮助形成良好的习惯。
练习技巧
为了有效地通过这段视频提高英语口语能力，建议采取以下英语影子跟读的技巧。首先，精确且清晰地听每一句话，注意发音和语调。尝试在视频播放时暂停并重复每个句子，这将帮助您掌握正确的发音和节奏。由于视频的主题较为严肃，因此保持注意力并理解内容非常重要。建议把视频的速度调整到适合的节奏，以便能够准确而流利地跟读。
此外，可以在视频中找到各种与心理健康相关的表达方式和句型，模仿这些句子将有助于扩展您的词汇。在练习过程中，可以记录自己的声音并与原声进行对比，看看有哪些地方可以改进。通过这种方式，不仅能提高您在社交和心理健康方面的英语能力，还能帮助您在实际生活中更好地表达自己，促进流利度和自信心的提升。
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