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Inevitably that's for the individual to decide but in Annlo'q dpfnnre l month: Just simply [11an wrtnout being entertained? We're ignoring nature and our surroundings. Teachers also find it disrespectful dealing with students that tune them out. So my question is; is it ignorance that people are creating? ls the over 10 hours of music playback too distracting for students? lnevitably that‘s for the individual to decide but in Apple's defence l recently found a great feature the ipod has to offer. Podcasts. If you have never listened to a podcast then you need to. Podcasts are a broadcast-like blurb or segment created either by a company or an individual person. They are usually about half an hour long and deal with anything from political matters to types of catch phrases. In the long run considering these things I think that Apple‘s ipod is a remarkable invention for children and adults to listen to; to a certain extent. 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