Grossmont College Cell Phones Are a Necessity in Life Can someone help me with the assignment, please be creative. And I attached the image of it below. Th

Grossmont College Cell Phones Are a Necessity in Life Can someone help me with the assignment, please be creative. And I attached the image of it below. Thanks Purpose: To cultivate the habit of writing. I’d like you to explore your own mind, to reflect as a
writer, thinker and student and make connections about what you are learning and pondering in
your own life.
Prompt: Twice a week, make time to sit down and write for approximately 15+ minutes (writing
efficiency and thinking, of course, varies greatly). You can consider this to be a diary, a freewrite, a
rant, a letter to me, a brain drain, a crafted personal narrative, or the terrible drudgery of busy work
(I recommend any perspective except the last). Use this time to dig deep and use the medium of
writing to explore self, world, conflict and/or environment.
Source: There will be an “assigned” prompt each week; sometimes I encourage you to respond in
writing to the photograph, the quote, OR one of the stated prompts – you should follow your
inspiration, not try to answer every question on the prompt – depth over breadth. Sometimes I will
ask an impromptu question that might connect to current events in or out of class to encourage you
to respond to a philosophical concept. You may also diverge from this task and truly journal by
writing what is on your mind – you do not need to stick to the prompt every week.
Length: around 500 words (quality over quantity)
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WRITE WHAT YOU SEE Hank Kellner Photo
Phone
“If you were going to die soon and
had only one phone call you could
make, who would you call and what
would you say? And why are you
waiting?”
Stephen Levine
American author
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IDEAS FOR WRITING
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Is the pay phone soon to disappear completely? In mid-2006 there were an estimated 219
million cell phone users in the United States alone. Do you think that cell phones will ever
replace traditional phones completely? Why or why not?
• Many people now view cell phones as a necessity in life. Are they really necessary? Why or
why not?
Do cell phones help people become closer in their relationships-or farther apart? Explain.
What are some of the positive and negative effects cell phones have had on people in the
U.S.?
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