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 E-pollutants from E-waste  "Electronic Waste (E-waste):How Big of a Problem is it?"  https://www.rubiconglobal.com/blog/electronic-waste-problem/ By: Rubicon Global Summary Narrative : The United States, and other economically established countries, handles some e-waste recycling but the EPA estimates that 25% of recyclable electronic waste is shipped away. According to the United Nations, 20-50 million metric tons of electronic waste is discarded globally every year. A large number of what is labeled as e-waste; is actually not waste at all, but whole electronic equipment or parts that are readily marketable for reuse or can be recycled for materials recovery. Every year, over 50 million tons of electronic waste is created. What Lesson have I Learned: I learned that E-waste is not just a simple waste, it is more than that. E-waste has a big impact in our surroundings that in every electronic gadget or components that we throw could contribute to the poll

Our generation revolves in technology, in everything we do there's technology that makes our work easier. From the simplest things to the most complex things, technology is there to help us. As a future educator of the 21st century technology will be my main tool in teaching, it will have a big role in my teaching career. The theories, concepts, and lesson that I will teach to my students will come from the research that I will conduct. As a modern educator my lesson will be presented through a PowerPoint presentation. Technology will also make my work easier through the gadgets (eg. laptop) that I will use to save my lessons, students assessment, etc. I will also let my students use technology as their tool in learning (such in activities, assignments, projects, etc...).  Technology will have a big impact in my future career which is teaching. Without it our life would be  so much different from what we have now. It would be so hard! We could just be stick in the old way