Student’s name: Hoang Thi Thu Huyen
Student’s ID: 2022606797
Class: FL6052
Module: 1
Topic No: 1 Version: 1 Date: 10/10/2024
Some people think it is more important for the government to spend public money
on promoting a healthy lifestyle in order to prevent illness than to spend it on the
treatment of people who are already ill. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own
knowledge or experience.
Write at least 250 words.
Today, people use computers more frequently than before and it is even readily available
for children to play computer games. It has a lot of damaging effects and the main
impacts are getting addicted to it and harming eyesight, which can be fixed by parents by
setting clear rules about playing time and warning them about potential health hazards.
Generally speaking, the most devastating impact is the addiction to these games. For
example, computer games are made with an addictive design, which will attract children
and keep them glued to computer screens. As a result, many researchers, comment that
children who spend their valuable time in video games, perform poorly in schools and
avoid social activities, which makes them less sociable. Furthermore, another detrimental
result is harming eyesight. To iillutrate this, computer game addiction results in many
physical and mental issues, which include causing great damage to eyesight.
Though we cannot prevent its bad consequences, we can minimize it to some extent. In
this regard, parents can play a significant role, such as, to hinder their addiction, they can
impose strict rules about children's playing time. So, they will not get the opportunity to
be addicted to computer games. Moreover, parents can warn their children about the
possible risks of playing these games. Therefore, the children will not get game addiction
and thus, it won't harm their eyes.
To conclude, when computer games are played accessively by children, they become
addicted to them and it is proven dangerous for children's eyes. But we can solve this by
setting computer usage limits and warning them about its adverse effects.