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Without computers£¬learning would be restricted within the walls of institutions£®Knowledge and education are being empowered£¬and the best way to make them accessible to everyone is through computers£®Working professionals£¬stay-at-home parents£¬senior citizens£¬even curious minds benefit from online education£®E-Learning is accessible and people can afford it£®
We all know how learning about the depth of the Mariana Trench in geography class can be a little boring for young children£®However£¬by introducing the audio-visual method of learning£¬computers have made education interesting£®As communication systems enhance£¬education will change for the better-computers will make our children more curious£¬because they know that the answers to their questions are at hand£®
The Internet is now what once used to be the library£®What's more£¬it is easier to access£¬along with being a convenient and fairly reliable source of information£®
Computers have more or less eliminated paperwork in the administration section of education£®Thanks to websites£¬we can do away with printing brochures£¬application forms£¬admission and other administrative documents£¬resulting in procedures that are cost-effective and environment-friendly£®
Unfortunately£¬computer technology has also brought about easier means for students to cheat on their homework£®Since most homework is typed£¬teachers cannot rely on comparing different forms of handwriting£®In addition£¬students can merely copy work from the Internet£®So students should make good use of computers and teacher and parents should monitor and educate them too£®
Anyway£¬there is no questioning over the impact of computers in education£» their usage has completely revolutionized the way education is received£¬communicated and processed£®In the years to come£¬more changes are expected£» changes that will further refine the field of education£®
Title£ºEffects of Computers on Education
Facts | The life of an average student is£¨71 £©ruled completely by computers£® | |
Advantages | Making E-Learning £¨72 £©accessible and affordable | •the best way to make knowledge and education accessible •making£¨73£©everyone/peoplebenefiting from online education |
Making knowledge £¨74£©interesting | Making education change£¨75£©for the betterand children more curious | |
Being a source of knowledge | £¨76£©The Internet is easier to access and a convenient and fairly reliable source of information£® | |
£¨77£©Reducing paperwork | Resulting in procedures cost-effective and environment friendly | |
£¨78£©Disadvantages | Making it easier to cheat on students'homework | |
Measures | Letting students use computers well and be£¨79£©monitored and educated | |
80Conclusion | •Completely revolutionizing the way of education received£¬communicated and processed •The field of education to be further refined by more changes£® |
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