Some people believe that schools are no longer necessary because students can study well at home through the Internet. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Rapid advances in technology make it convenient for

students

the young to gain knowledge at home;

therefore

, studying at

school

is regarded as unnecessary by some people. I totally disagree with

this

view and here are reasons for it.

First

of all, studying at

school

contributes to educational equity. There is no doubt that learning online makes

students

available to plenty of academic resources, educational tutoring provided by high-qualified teachers and other learning networking websites.

However

, for those children living in poor areas, studying totally based on the internet causes a large financial burden and there are not enough facilities to support

this

way of learning, which means that face-to-face education at

school

still is the easiest and most cost-effective way for them to acquire knowledge.

Additionally

, compared with distance education, the

school

provides

students

with much more than academic help. Well-experienced teachers at

school

are more likely to train

students

to be well-bonded persons and teach them plenty of social graces,

such

as how to respect their peers, strengthen the bond with others and do well in teamwork. What is more, studying at the

school

does great help in keeping

students

concentrating on their work. It’s widely believed that, without supervision, the younger generation tends to abandon themselves and become addicted to electronic games when surfing the internet, which will lead to unsatisfactory grades and mental problems, or even juvenile delinquency. Teaching staff at

school

play an increasingly critical role in preventing them from game addiction.

For example

, taking the phone to schools is usually forbidden. In conclusion, studying at

school

is considered

as

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a better choice compared with studying online, especially for young pupils who are from poorer backgrounds and may

also

lack discipline.