In the past, the role of a teacher was to provide information. Today, students have access to a lot of information. There is, therefore, no role for teacher in modern education. Do you agree or disagree?

Early
twenty-first century
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majority of the admission gain their knowledge from their
teachers
, but the modern
world
has totally changed
due to
the invention of information technology,it has taken number one place among the vast majority of
students
in the
world
,
therefore
,I mostly agreed that in current education ,system part of
teachers
involvement has been reducing significantly.but I
also
believe the learning styles vary from person to person and
also
some parts of the
world
teachers
are still playing a major role ,especially in third-
world
countries
. Most
students
Nowadays own a laptop or a tablet which they have easy access to the internet and they can get any kind of information within a seconds all day long ,and the other hand
teacher
still used to do old days teaching styles which are not matched with
modern
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the modern
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world
students
.
for example
the majority of the
students
use to self-study in their house and in colleges they do not pay much attention to their
teachers
as they already knew in advance what
teacher
is going to teach them.
due to
this
reason I mostly believe that
teachers
role is fading away in developed
countries
. When we talk about undevout
countries
still
teachers
are playing a major role in
students
' life.as most of the
students
in third-
world
countries
have no access to the internet
as well as
there were very few
students
can afford electronic devices like laptops and tablets. in my ,opinion I mostly agreed that the
teacher
's act will be very minimally required for the modern education system as current technology has mostly taken over the
teacher
's duties and responsibilities.
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