The Word/Term
Include
other forms of the word, e.g., noun, verb, adjective
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Cyborg, noun.
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The meaning: in your own words
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A
person who has become dependent on an electronic device.
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An
Example of the word/term.
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My
little sister has become a cyborg
because she uses the internet to dictate her daily routines.
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A
Non-example of what the word/term
is not.
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The
opposite end of the spectrum to a cyborg would be creating a robot that
functions with the help of living structures.
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A
Quote from the text that relates
to the word/term (include page #)
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“Within
a decade, what had seemed alien was close to becoming everyone’s way of life,
as compact smartphones replaced the cyborgs’
more elaborate accoutrements” (152).
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Why
it matters:
Why
do you think the word/term is important to know and to consider further?
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The
last decade has changed the lives of humans around the world due to the
advancements in technology. We have
always been curious about what the world would become as far as life like the
Jetsons. Cyborgs’ are the closest
we’ve gotten thus far by becoming extremely dependent on our digital devices.
It is important to recognize this shift and its resulting consequences
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Questions to
help think critically about the word/term.
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Considering
the world has changed drastically with our dependence on digital devices,
will further advancements lead to robotic creations with life-like features
and have the power to replace humans?
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An
Image that helps you visualize the
word or concept
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Friday, December 5, 2014
Personal Dictionary #5
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