Schools are no longer necessary because children can get so much information available through the internet, and they can study just as well at home. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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odern machinery has seemingly infiltrated almost all aspects of our lives, including education. Some people hold the conviction that schools play an irreplaceable role in the education system since they act as a precursor to a promising future

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hile others believe in the benefits accrue to learning through the Internet at home

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From my own perspective

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I subscribe to the latter notion to a certain extent.

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Internet-based learning can catalyse the acquisition of invaluable knowledge

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a host of useful materials covering a lot of ground that are readily available on the Internet

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students can have a good grasp of the lesson and make progress

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learning online enables children to learn at their own pace

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There is no attachment to fixed timetables which would

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lead to inconvenience so children can easily obtain an in-depth understanding of knowledge

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ne prime example of the advantages is Google

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a productive website that helps students to acquire a wide array of information

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With the help of Google

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the learning process is greatly facilitated and children can explore their full potential to make fruitful performances.

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there is no denying that online courses have profound effects on children and that children should study at home rather than going to traditional classes is justifiable.

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we should not turn a blind eye on the fact that online learning does pose grave ramifications to children. Over-reliance on the Internet is attributed to students’ inclination to resort to online materials to do their exercises as it takes much less time and effort. Should

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practice persist for a period of time

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it will erode children’s capability for analytical and critical thinking.

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for their learning progress is not strictly monitored and supervised so they can be undisciplined and fall behind with their studies. In conclusion

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with the blistering pace of technological advancement

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children are presented with many options to expand knowledge. Online courses h

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students should take into consideration many factors to assure the optimal outcomes.