To start with, nowadays there are lots of hot debates about computers in the school. Some people strongly assure that they could replace teachers, however, others disagree, singling out that new technologies have a great deal of drawbacks.
I definitely stand for the second point of view. My first argument is that computers are quite harmful not only for the eyes of children, but for thier nervous system too. Because of this they become agressive, tired and cannot concentrate on the work. Furthermore, pupils can misuse computers: it is possible to chat or play the games instead of learning. What is more, today it is very dangerous to rely on computers. If it breaks down, your information will be lost.
However, there are some people who are fully against it. They point out that with computers it is simply enough to make tests and check them. I agree up to the point, but it must be taken into consideration that in this way pupils have more possibilities to answer with the help of classmates and there is nobody to control them. Moreover, they are trying to persuade that that computer can manage every work you want it to do. I strongly disagree, as I do believe, that only the teacher could explain difficult problems to the children, so that they understand it.
To sum up, it is not an easy question to answer and opinions are different. Personally I am in favour of learning with the help of teachers. To my mind, nothing could take their place. :)
Edinburgh, Northern Ireland (2), British Isles, France . The United Kingdom of Great _Britain and _Northern Ireland_ lies on the _British Isles_ which are to the northwest of __France_. The British Isles include two big islands Great _Britain_ and _Ireland, and over five thousand small islands. _Great _Britain_ is the largest island. It is separated from the continent by _the English Channel._. Politically, GB includes _England, Scotland, and Wales, but it doesn’t include __ Northern Ireland. _London_ is the capital of England as well as of the whole kingdom. The main city of Scotland is _Edinburgh Cardiff_ is the capital of Wales. Northern Ireland is separated from GB by the Irish Sea. The capital of Northern Ireland is __Belfast.
1. Have you ever been to London?-No, I haven't 2. Have you ever visited the museum?- Yes, I have 3. Have you ever seen a lion? I have never seen a lion. 4. Have you ever travelled by plane? Yes, I have 5. Have you ever eaten a turkey? No, I have never eaten a turkey. 6. Have you ever missed classes? Yes, I have 7. Have you ever cooked pizza yourself? I have never done it. 8. Have you ever slept in daytime? Yes, I have 9. Have you ever been abroad? no, I haven't 10. have you ever travelled by train Yes, I have, many times
To start with, nowadays there are lots of hot debates about computers in the school. Some people strongly assure that they could replace teachers, however, others disagree, singling out that new technologies have a great deal of drawbacks.
I definitely stand for the second point of view. My first argument is that computers are quite harmful not only for the eyes of children, but for thier nervous system too. Because of this they become agressive, tired and cannot concentrate on the work. Furthermore, pupils can misuse computers: it is possible to chat or play the games instead of learning. What is more, today it is very dangerous to rely on computers. If it breaks down, your information will be lost.
However, there are some people who are fully against it. They point out that with computers it is simply enough to make tests and check them. I agree up to the point, but it must be taken into consideration that in this way pupils have more possibilities to answer with the help of classmates and there is nobody to control them. Moreover, they are trying to persuade that that computer can manage every work you want it to do. I strongly disagree, as I do believe, that only the teacher could explain difficult problems to the children, so that they understand it.
To sum up, it is not an easy question to answer and opinions are different. Personally I am in favour of learning with the help of teachers. To my mind, nothing could take their place. :)