▶ Your Answer :
A variety of opinion may exist over the
argument that students can learn more effectively with the help of the
Internet. As far as I am concerned, I completely agree that the advent of
Internet improves effectiveness for students to learn. The following two ideas
can be valid evidences to back up my opinion. First, students can save their
time and effort. Second, students can ask questions to others without meeting
them in person.
To start with, students can save their
time and efforts by using the Internet. To be specific, there are a lot of
websites, which include great amount of information. It means that students do
not need to go to a library to find information. Also, there is no guarantee
that the library where they go has the information that they find. In that
case, students may waste their time and efforts. For example, my house was far
from a library. One day, I went to the library because I needed to find some books
relating to my assignment. However, there were not any books I found. It would
not happen if I found information on the Internet. This anecdote shows how
important it is for students to use the Internet.
On top of that, students can get answers to
their questions without meeting others in person. As I already mentioned, there
are many kinds of useful websites on the Internet. Thanks to these websites,
students can also get advice from people who have professional knowledges in
their field. In my case, when I was in a high school, I needed to build my
background knowledge to conduct experiments. I searched on the Internet and
found some useful websites. I could contact to a professor by sending an email
and ask some questions. He not only provided me with useful researches that
solved my problems but also told me techniques for experiments. This
contributes with my insistence that students can learn more effectively thanks
to the Internet.
To sum up, students can save their time and
efforts by using the Internet. Also, they can ask questions and get answers
without directly meeting others. In this regard, I totally side with
perspective that students can learn effectively thanks to the advent of the
Internet.
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