Artificial intelligence will soon replace teachers in the classroom. Do you agree with this statement? What is an alternative to traditional face to face teaching?

Technology has progressed f
rom
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by
leaps and bounds, in future A.I. w
ill
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Will
be taking over t
eacher’s job.
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the teacher’s job
I do not agree with
this
because
such
kind of fancy teaching needs a lot of money. Distance learning is very popular these days apart from classroom studies and
also
affordable. To being with, artificial intelligence w
ill be expensive compare
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will expend be compared
will expensive be compared
to teachers giving lectures to students.
Such
kind of computer programs needs trillions of investment to design and support staff to keep it updated all the time with sufficient amount of information which all institutes will not be able to afford and maintain it.
For example
, p
rincipal
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the principal
of Caltech u
niversities says
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universities, says
if compared to lecture’s pay with computers, they do not even earn one fourth of m
oney which
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money, which
universities or schools spends on advance technology like
this
and teachers upgrade their knowledge of information by themselves, they are not dependent on anyone else.
On the other hand
. O
nline course
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The online course
is
also
available is an a
dvance
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advanced
way of learning. S
tudent
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The student
A student
d
o not need
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does not need
to attend classes in c
lassroom
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a classroom
the classroom
to study any subject and they can learn from anywhere in the world.
For instance
, Cambridge University offers a wide range of online learning to enhance the ability of pupils. Distance learning is low in cost because i
t
of a thing, of it; possessive form of "it"
its
safe money for travelling and books
,
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,
since its online and all the study materials is available on i
nternet.
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the internet
To conclude, educators w
ill not be replace
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will not be replaced
by computers in f
uture
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the future
because it requires exorbitant investment and online courses are available which is again an a
dvance
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advanced
way of learning and at the same time cost effective.
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  • autonomous learning
  • blended learning
  • personalized learning
  • adaptive testing
  • virtual classrooms
  • interpersonal dynamics
  • emotional intelligence
  • automating grading
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