Fogging of the final digital image is due to what correctable problem?

Posts that are in good taste, fit for public consumption  

Using electronic devices during business meetings for unrelated purposes or during conversations with coworkers  

Suggestive Twitter handles and user names that point to an immature, unhealthy lifestyle  

Email addresses that include a name or a positive, professional expression  

Messages with subjects, verbs, punctuation, and free from IM abbreviations  

Using the word “like” as filler or instead of “such as” or “for example”  

Recognizing that your credibility can be seriously damaged by sounding uneducated, crude, or adolescent  

Messages with incomplete sentences, misspelled words, exclamation points, and IM slang  

1) BODY PARAGRAPHS: First, identify the main idea of each paragraph and rewrite your topic sentences to introduce that idea.  Something like this: I agree that ChatGPT is bad because of X. In rewriting your paragraphs, you will push your Livingstone quotation to at least the second (possibly third) sentence.   2) Having rewritten the opening of each paragraph, you next need to rewrite the paragraph focused on proving your point.  If your idea is that ChatGPT will make students lazy, then you need to illustrate and provide evidence to support this idea, sharing personal experiences or observations or explaining in theory how this will happen.  Keep developing as you want your paragraphs to be 7-8 sentences long. 3) When you feel that you have proven your point, then you need to write a concluding sentence that summarizes the paragraph’s point.   4) Add a transitional phrase or clause to the beginning of the SECOND body paragraph’s topic sentence to create a logical bridge between the two paragraphs. 5) Draft the CONCLUSION paragraph by first restating your main ideas and then answer the following: What will be my personal policy towards AI generally and in school going forward?   What type of policy should teachers and colleges maintain? What about government policy? 6) Using the provided link, copy and past your summary into the INTRODUCTION. 7) Using a “they say, I say” template, push off your summary and then state your THESIS–your thesis previews your body paragraphs.