Humans now benefit from new technologies. For example, the advent of Internet makes information more accessible, and the maglevs make trips convenient and easy. While enjoying the convenience of new technologies, many people insist that technology has made children less creative. Everything is so easy now that children do not want to accomplish something by themselves. Nevertheless, I believe that technology makes children more creative than they were in the past.

Adimittedly, new technology brings convenience to people. Since my mother bought a new cleaning robot, she has never set time to clean the floor. The technology can not only replace physical labor, but the mental work too. Before, people had to record items on paper by hand and calculated recorded data later. Now, they use Excel to document, and this software can provide all statistic results you need. Thereby people do not need to calculate numbers by themselves. However, whether this process will make children less creative? I do not think so.

When the simple work has been completed by technology, children can accomplish creative ideas and work without wasting time on these useless and repetitive tasks anymore. For example, my nephew is learning about making robots. When I was young, it is hard to imagine to make my own robot. A multitude of basic calculations and experiments are preconditions of making robots, which took too much time. However, I find my nephew uses a developed software on computer to solve the basic calculations and stimulate experiments. All he needs to do is to input parameters and click on a mouse, and then he gets the results. With these results, he sets about making robots and complete a robot soon. It is wonderful that new technology helps him to prepare, and set time for him to do something really creative.

Technology makes great benefits to humans now. For example, Internet’s invention makes information more accessible, and the maglevs make trips convenient and simple. While enjoying the convenience of new technologies, many people insist that technology has made children less creative because everything is so easy now that children do not want to accomplish something by themselves. Nevertheless, I believe that technology makes children more creative than they were in the past. It is true that convenience of technology makes people become indolent. Since my mother bought a new cleaning robot, she has never set time to clean the floor. The technology can not only replace the physical labor, but the mental work too. Before people need to record items on paper by hand and calculate recorded data later, they use Excel to record now and then this software can give all statistic results you need immediately so people do not need to calculate by themselves. However, whether this process will make children less creative? I do not think so.

First, when the simple work has been completed by technology, children do not need to waste time on these useless and repetitive tasks any more. Instead, they can pay more attention to accomplishing new ideas which makes them more creative. For example, my nephew is learning about making robots. When I was young, it is hard to imagine to make my own robot because I had to do a lot of basic calculations and experiments for the preparation, which took too much time. However, I find my nephew use a computer with a new developed software to solve the basic calculations and stimulate experiments on the computer. All he needs to do is to input parameters and click on a mouse, and then he gets the results. With these results, he can devote himeself into robot’s real-making process and build that robot quickly. It is great that new technology helps him prepare and set time for him to do something creative.

Many parents don’t allow their children to take part-time jobs because parents tend to be afraid of wasting their children’s time. But in my view, working part-time is good for young people.

First of all, taking part-time jobs can increase social experience, which is beneficial for teenagers’ future. When a teenager grows up as an adult, he or she will have to find a job in this competitive society. However, if a teenager has taken part-time jobs before, he or she may have already accumulated some working experience. This accumulation helps he or she to stand out among many candidates.

econd, working part-time may help teenage children to increase their communication skills. Some part-time jobs like waiter and cashier needs talking with strangers. Choosing these jobs as their part-time job, teenagers must learn how to handle with different people. In this process, they gradually acquire the skills of communicating which are useful in their adult life. For example, my cousin Tom used to be reticent and didn’t have many friends. However, since he started to work part-time in a restaurant as a waiter, he has changed a lot. He is busy in his work time and must deal with varieties of people and chat with them to get tips. When I met him just a few days ago, he had become more communicative and told me that he had more friends. Therefore, it is really useful to take a part-time job and increase your communication abilities.

Finally, to take a part-time job can make teenagers more prudent to money, which is also very important to their adult life. On the one hand, they know the toughness of earning money so they will hardly waste their reward. On the other hand, they can save the payments for themselves which will come in handy one day. Taking part-time jobs may not make a lot of money, nevertheless, it’s a simulation of earning one’s living, just like what everyone will do when they become adults. So taking some part-time job brings teenager money and let them regard their own money more discreetly.