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?

It is thought that children don’t need to go to
schools
anymore because
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availability of information online and the effectiveness of homeschooling is the same as learning at school. In my opinion, I strongly disagree with
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as
schools
can provide
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so much more than just knowledge and homeschooling is only effective in certain cases. Not only knowledge
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schools
can
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give students a chance to socialize and shape their morals. Unlike online studying, students get to meet people and interact with them face to face, which helps them get accustomed to
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with other people later in life. And as children interact with other human beings, they shape their own ideas of what’s right and what’s wrong, with teachers by their side
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them to the correct path and way of thinking.
Although
homeschooling has been proven to be effective, even more than traditional schooling in some aspects, they only grant benefits to learners with self-control and a sense of discipline. Only in that way can they utilize online learning and use it to the fullest.
On the other hand
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who aren’t hardworking and well-disciplined,
this
is a whole different story. They will neglect
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and turn to digital entertainment
instead
, which gradually
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their knowledge. In conclusion, though homeschooling has
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considerable
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popularity
popular
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popularity
thesedays
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these days
,
schools
will still remain relevant.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • social development
  • fostering communication
  • personalized guidance
  • immediate feedback
  • replicated
  • structured environments
  • discipline
  • time management skills
  • extracurricular activities
  • nurture talents
  • inculcate
  • sense of community
  • shared learning experiences
  • equal access
  • learning opportunities
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