Answer:
slippery slope
Explanation:
A slippery slope argument is a logical fallacy in which a person asserts that a relatively small step (in this problem, using computers in the classroom) will lead to a chain of related events (spend less time reading books which leads to them being way behind in developing reading, writing, and thinking skills) which then leads to a significant, usually negative, effect (a generation of illiterates.)
A person who has never learned to read is referred to as illiterate. A person who does not bother to read is an illustration of illiterate.
Having a lower than anticipated level of knowledge with language and literature, or having little formal education.
The correct answer is c. slippery slope
A fallacious argument is a logical fallacy in which a person asserts that a relatively small step (in this case, employing technology in classrooms) will lead to a sequence of related events (students will spend less time reading books, falling behind in reading, writing, and thinking skills), which will then have a significant, usually negative, effect (a generation of illiterates.)
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