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The Internet will never replace traditional course books in schools.’ How far do you agree with this prediction?

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There are arguments that traditional course books in schools are threatened to be replaced by the
internet
. While some people predict that
this
 will never happen, in
this
 essay I will give my reasons for why I completely disagree with
this
 prediction.
Firstly
, it is evident that course books in schools have been the backbone for didactic learning and structuring the curriculum in school. Students and teachers, both rely heavily on these texts for learning and, to develop formal teaching and assessment content respectively.
However
, with the overload of
information
 and connectivity provided by the
internet
, books are becoming redundant. Usually course books focus on one subject while these days most of the jobs require knowledge of multiple disciplines.
For example
, it is not sufficient for an educator nowadays to be an expert in one field, but they should
also
 have other skills
such
 as
information
 technology.
This
 multidisciplinary pedagogical approach is enabled by the use of
internet
Suggestion
the internet
.
Secondly
,
internet
 helps students to learn anytime and anywhere. They can self-learn at their own pace. The learning can be self-directed or guided by the teachers. With the variety of knowledge and
information
 available online, the education has become more democratic and the power now lies in the hands of the students. They can gather data from various sources, enhance group activities, improve study skills which will benefit not only their present academic achievement but
also
 future education. In conclusion, I completely believe that
internet
Suggestion
an internet
the internet
, with its wide range of applicability and availability of
information
 may replace the traditional textbooks.
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