Computers play an integral role in human life, especially in educating people. There is an irrefutable fact that using computers is more and more common in education. Even though this trend has some drawbacks, I would argue that computers are more beneficial to those who utilize it
On the one hand, there are good grounds to indicate what are some computer's downsides affect negatively on students. Computers enable students to interact with their teacher through visual devices. However, this method's lack of face - to - face interaction causes the student to degrade their verbal skills, especially when they want to articulate their opinions. For instance, in the meeting group, suggesting ideas about how to enhance a presentation to achieve flying- colors is necessary. Making discussion together is important, which can lead students to argue by their different views, so if one student explains unclearly about his intent, it will be possible to make a mistake. Additionally, students can learn with a passive attitude toward lecture, leading them to drift off during lessons. Thus, the student may have bad-quality lessons, and it does not arouse their interest student in learning anymore.
On the other hand, I strongly believe that computers outweigh some aforementioned disadvantages. One of the principal advantages of an increase in the use of electronic devices in education is the autonomy it provides students. Compared to the past, education allowed wealthy students to learn, and a storage of information was stored in the school's library, and it has a negative impact on poor students because they cannot have chances to approach knowledge. Students now have freedom to learn whatever topics or subjects they want, with a myriad of learning materials. The Internet allows students to figure out information, with understanding deeply and effectively. Furthermore, they can learn whatever they want in public areas such as coffee shops or libraries, which has resulted in convenience trait of computers which support to students in achieving their purposes
In conclusion, the benefits technology brings to education, such as student autonomy, must be weighed against the drawbacks, such as negative effects on human interaction. I would reckon that the benefits are more greater than the one
On the one hand, there are good grounds to indicate what are some computer's downsides affect negatively on students. Computers enable students to interact with their teacher through visual devices. However, this method's lack of face - to - face interaction causes the student to degrade their verbal skills, especially when they want to articulate their opinions. For instance, in the meeting group, suggesting ideas about how to enhance a presentation to achieve flying- colors is necessary. Making discussion together is important, which can lead students to argue by their different views, so if one student explains unclearly about his intent, it will be possible to make a mistake. Additionally, students can learn with a passive attitude toward lecture, leading them to drift off during lessons. Thus, the student may have bad-quality lessons, and it does not arouse their interest student in learning anymore.
On the other hand, I strongly believe that computers outweigh some aforementioned disadvantages. One of the principal advantages of an increase in the use of electronic devices in education is the autonomy it provides students. Compared to the past, education allowed wealthy students to learn, and a storage of information was stored in the school's library, and it has a negative impact on poor students because they cannot have chances to approach knowledge. Students now have freedom to learn whatever topics or subjects they want, with a myriad of learning materials. The Internet allows students to figure out information, with understanding deeply and effectively. Furthermore, they can learn whatever they want in public areas such as coffee shops or libraries, which has resulted in convenience trait of computers which support to students in achieving their purposes
In conclusion, the benefits technology brings to education, such as student autonomy, must be weighed against the drawbacks, such as negative effects on human interaction. I would reckon that the benefits are more greater than the one
