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Q 1: How has technology influenced our social communication, such as how we communicate with our friends and family, or how we converse with one another?

Q 2: Why do we hesitate to do something nice when we know it's good for ourselves, and why do we make ourselves so selfish by doing it?

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Q1: If David felt pitty for the Tomkey's why was he being selfish and judging them, instead of helping them

Q2: How has having technology affected the society's behavior in a good way? How has it affected it in a bad way?

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1. What do you think the message in this story is?
2. What is the difference between someone who owns a TV and someone who doesn't.

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(1)Did all the moving, and his mom attitude affect the way he started to view people? (P1)
(2) Does the kid reflect on many of us,that rather judge someone based off their appearance than get to know them?

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1. Was this story a way of demonstrating how others make assumptions/ judgmental comments about others that are "different" or of lower class? 

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1. Was this story a way of demonstrating how others make assumptions/ judgmental comments about others that are "different" or of lower class? 

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2. how does the author try to send us a message about how everyone can be judgmental of others?

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1. Relating back to our time now, do you think cellphones have significantly dropped our conversational skills?

2. Why is it easier to get upset with someone for judging another person rather than when you are doing it yourself?

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1. Is the thought of being judgmental satisfying? It's that why most people do it?
2. Do you think he had his own flaws that he decided to avoid and instead find the worse in others?

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1. How does not having a TV make you different than other people that do have a TV?
2. How has TV change the way we see the world?

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What made the kid so invested into the Tomkey's life after finding out they didn't own a TV?

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Why would the kids pity turn into something "hard and ugly" after all that time watching over the Tomkey family?

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Q1: Should the mother have been more reasonable when the kids weren't giving their candy away?
Q2: How does not having a T.V. influence your behavior when it comes to believing something?

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1. Is TV a bad environment for children's character development? 

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1. Is TV a bad environment for children's character development? 

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2. What are some factors that can affect society by having to much technology such as TV?

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Why do you think the kid turned his pity into hate? Can the kid's behavior be a common thing now a days?

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What prompted David to begin keeping an eye on the Tomkeys, and why did his opinion of the them shift?

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Why does the author treat the Tomkeys as if they live such a sad life without television? Why is the author so selfish about sharing his candy with the Tomkey children if he feels so much pity for them? - Monique

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What type of lesson is the story trying to tell? ( If there is any lesson to take from the story)

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How did the story represent the two differences between both families?

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What does Mr. Tonkey's lack of belief in television mean?

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The story shares how the Tomkey's differed to the rest of the families with TV's. Comparing the families has technology changed the roles in society in a positive or negative way?