Almost everyone believes that electronics have made life easier and more comfortable and that they have allowed us to accomplish tasks that we could not accomplish. Electronics is a very advanced technology in the world, and these advancements have brought new aspects in health, freedom and satisfaction. However, as with almost everything we human beings have created, it has also become a serious problem in terms of eyesight, health, stress and causes children to become reclusive and violent. Excessive use of technology can interfere with students' ability to learn and attend classes. Electronic devices are designed to save time and help people be more efficient. However, this leads to addiction, health and behavioral problems. First, people are distracted and addicted to digital devices mainly because it saves time and is more convenient. According to the NYU Child Study Center, playing too many video games can make children have trouble telling the difference between reality and fantasy. (Roth)Thanks to advanced technology, simple questions and calculations are performed for most people. Therefore, it saves time and effort, but it makes many people dependent on using electronics. This can reduce their writing and reading skills and isolate them from society. Students who play with digital devices at school pay less attention to homework and often ignore it. (Coen)The overuse of electronics has become a serious factor in academic suffering. Second, electronics are the leading cause of health problems. In recent years, the widespread use of cell phones has led to growing concerns about possible health risks, including brain cancer. Brain cancer is a disease in which cancer cells appear in the brain. 21, 2010)(12/24/2013)Roberts, Holly L. “The Negative Effects of Electronics on Teenagers” livestrong.com(October 21, 2013)(12/24/2013)Roth, Erica “The Benefits and The Disadvantages of Exposing Children to Electronic Games" livestrong.com (December 11, 2009) (12/29/2013) Thompson, Sarah "Pros and Cons of Children's Computer Use" livestrong.com (October 21, 2013)(2013/12/30)