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In modern society, some people argue that schools become unnecessary as children can study at home via the Internet. Do you agree or disagree? v.1

In modern society, some people argue that schools become unnecessary as children can study at home via the Internet. v. 1
The rapid progression of the Internet has paved the way for the growing popularity of distance learning. People are now speculating on the possibility of the Internet taking the place of a traditional school. In my opinion, given the continued advance in technology, Internet-based learning can serve as an alternative to traditional class-based learning. Online education has a large number of advantages. It allows students to set their own study time. Unlike traditional learning, online courses offer children greater flexibility and enable them to create a timetable in line with their needs and characteristics. Students can also save tuition fees, because a virtual school normally charges students much less than a conventional school does. It is particularly a great option for those students with physical handicaps, who have great difficulties in commuting to school campus. For instance, for those who live far away from the school, online education is remarkably favourable. It can be expected that the Internet is very likely to replace a physical school as an education provider in the near future if its drawbacks are removed. The first drawback of the virtual schools is lack of human contact, as opposed to a noted merit of traditional teacher-led education, providing students with ongoing daily interactions with teachers. This weakness can be solved by taking advantage of bandwidth network technologies. The interaction between students can be guaranteed when one can contact with another—whenever and wherever he or she likes—via email, post comments on message boards and chat rooms, or even video conference for communication. Educators are also concerned that online learning cannot make all skills and knowledge transferable. For example, some courses require a high proportion of hands-on practice, which is beyond the capacity of online training. This problem can be nevertheless addressed by introducing multimedia as a teaching aid. By using audio and video, students can sample different learning styles and acquire both general and specialised knowledge of a subject. As suggested above, there are plenty of benefits of online learning, including flexibility, cost- saving and convenience. Although it has two problems, lack of interaction and failing to provide a wide range of courses, both can be overcome as technology advances.
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.
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are
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now
speculating on the possibility of the Internet taking the place of a
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traditional
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school
. In my opinion,
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given
the continued advance in technology, Internet-based
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learning
can serve as an alternative to
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traditional
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class
-based learning.

Online
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education
has
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a large number of
advantages. It
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allows
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students
to set their
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own
study time. Unlike
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traditional
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learning
,
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online
courses offer children greater flexibility and enable them to create a timetable in line with their needs and characteristics.
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Students
can
also
save tuition fees,
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because
a virtual
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school
normally
charges
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students
much less than a conventional
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school
does. It is
particularly
a great option for those
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students
with physical handicaps, who have great difficulties in commuting to
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school
campus.
For instance
, for those who
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live
far away from the
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school
,
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online
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education
is
remarkably
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favourable
. It can be
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expected
that the Internet is
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very
likely to replace a physical
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school
as an
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education
provider in the near future if its drawbacks
are removed
.

The
first
drawback of the virtual
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schools
is lack of human contact, as opposed to a noted merit of
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traditional
teacher-led
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education
, providing
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students
with ongoing daily interactions with teachers. This weakness can
be solved
by taking advantage of bandwidth network technologies. The interaction between
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students
can
be guaranteed
when one can contact with another—whenever and wherever he or she likes—via email, post comments on message boards and chat rooms, or even video conference for communication. Educators are
also
concerned that
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online
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learning
cannot
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make
all
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skills
and knowledge transferable.
For example
,
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some
courses require a high proportion of hands-on practice, which is beyond the capacity of
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online
training. This problem can be
nevertheless
addressed by introducing multimedia as a teaching aid. By using audio and video,
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students
can sample
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different
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learning
styles and acquire both general and
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specialised
knowledge of a subject.

As suggested above, there are
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plenty
of benefits of
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online
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learning
, including flexibility, cost- saving and convenience. Although it has two problems, lack of interaction and failing to provide a wide range of courses, both can
be overcome
as technology advances.
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IELTS essay In modern society, some people argue that schools become unnecessary as children can study at home via the Internet. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
363 words
6.5
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