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?

In

this

day and age, there has been much debate revolving around the matter of whether the advent and expansion of the

Internet

called the super highway of information has obviated the need for schools. Speaking for myself, I maintain that attending classrooms would be never vanished if the

Internet

be. Schooling centres are still relevant today creating great benefits on different levels. In the

first

place, the productive ambience to learn effectively is not comparable with other places like homes. According to my observation, the highest concentration is far more likely to be provided by schools for

students

and teachers. Specifically, there are many distractions on the

internet

capable to entice

students

and squander their precious study time surfing unworthy content. In the

second

place, the existence of a teacher as well-learned and well-experienced members in his profession cannot be consigned to oblivion. It is incumbent upon teachers to introduce applicable accredited resources of information and exercise the utmost caution and supervision on people participating in classrooms to make sure the right reading contents are afforded to learners.

For example

, there are many educational sites on the

Internet

that are assertive that they are the best but the responsibility for distinguishing bad from the good in

this

regard and preliminary instruction to use the content on websites is assigned on the shoulder of experts. After all, the learning level, abilities, or talents of all

students

are different to do research and explore the

Internet

repositories and handle various levels of being a learner.

Therefore

, the overwhelming majority of pupils feel perplexed maybe culminating in dropping out just due to the fact that they are really required to be aided by teachers in the classrooms and

such

students

should not be cast to the wind unless their instructors ensure they understand the subject to an acceptable extent. I admit that the

Internet

can bring all-around education all over the place. The main reason that would prove

this

notion could be attributed to the fact that the

Internet

which is able to offer a wealth of information is ubiquitous and long-distant

students

can enjoy an equal education. Despite that, many people in countries are lacking in means of connecting to the

Internet

such

as tablets or computers, or even they have no financial wherewithal that the costs of the

Internet

are not affordable to them.

Thus

, solely leaning on the

Internet

and electronic info, books, or online courses the educational needs of society cannot be fulfilled and

this

should take a seat back up to the time that adequate infrastructures get public and ubiquity. In conclusion, considering the above-mentioned reasoning, I reaffirm that resting every educational procedure solely in the hands of the

Internet

as the vast repository of data should come in

second

as compared to learning centres. I am convinced that the

Internet

caters to institutions more efficiently as long as it is applied to schooling.