Students today can access information online ,so libraries are not necessary .To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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centuries
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have been in the service of people .These
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are storehouse of
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knowledge known as
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.Some people consider that we can do away with traditional
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because technology has given us the facility of virtual or online
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.But I believe that even though technology has
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our need to go to the
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, our traditional
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can never become unnecessary There is no doubt that today most students try to find
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way to study and so that they look for some information from online websites .To add
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cheaper
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for example
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if you want to read something you can search online and read anywhere.
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one should keep in mind that a person goes to a library not only to search and get information from
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but
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to sit and study there. The ambience and the peaceful and good atmosphere of the library help one to concentrate more on one's work and study .
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never become unneeded . So their role is more important for society. Another vital point is that it is very difficult to always read
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from the computer monitor. Traditional
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also
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can be accessed only by those who are computer screen .
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also
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causes some health problems .
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.No doubt today virtual
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becoming be of the public eye but the importance of the
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for their fundamental role cannot be put aside .So each library should provide good quality
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facilities for readers so
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more and more people access them.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • accessible information
  • online databases
  • e-books
  • educational websites
  • community centers
  • physical books
  • literacy programs
  • peer-reviewed resources
  • misleading information
  • digital divide
  • high-speed internet
  • underprivileged communities
  • custodians of culture
  • archival material
  • conducive environment
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