Students at schools and universities learn far more by lessons with their teachers compared to other sources (e.g. television, the Internet). Do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays, There are several varieties of education methods which can employ to teach students. But some people believe that students can take in from tutors much better than new methods

such

as Online classes and Media. I,

however

, completely agree with the give statement on the basis of face-to-face connection and well-bing knowledge of the teachers.

To begin

with, the main reason is that direct conversation has always been one of the psychological methods to get more concentration on learning. To simply put, When the students take part at classes and talk with real people, teachers, they can encounter with problems that they didn't notice them.

For example

, take a problem solving by the teacher and the students as an example; students can find several solutions for the questions by solving with teachers or other student as well.

Thus

, The more participate in programs designed to teach by instructors, the more progress at lessons. Having said that,

however

, the face-to-face connection is not the only factor in

this

respect, another argument is that teachers are more likely to be updated than the virtual media sources.

That is

to say, teaching is the job of teachers, and providing that they want to be rewarded in their occupation, they should be more updates to lessons and new method to teach perfectly.

For instance

, they can speak several hours about the how pollution effect the life of human and how it can exist in biology programs, which they didn't involve more in the book.

Hence

, instructors utilize issues about the subject of lessons at classes that are very new and they are more touchable compared to books. To conclude, I personally take the view that under no circumstances is it acceptable to deny teachers' roles on progression of students.

this

Suggestion

This

is mainly because of the face to face relation between students and teachers and instill with state-of-the-art.