Writing 2_Education by Tran Ngoc Dung

partly agree

2022-01-08 13:59:04 UTC

+ wider range of in4
+ includes up-to-date in4
+more versatile resources from images to vids
=> help student acquire deeper knowledge, understand better and remember longer

In my opinion, I partly agree with the prediction

2022-01-08 14:01:35 UTC

Reasons:
- Internet may cost you or your parents an arm and a leg if you want to get access to it (Phones,Computers,Wifi)
- Course books are more organized than the internet
-Students may rely too much on the internet while they don't realize what books offer to them.
But:
- Internet offers a wider knowledge than course books (literally everything can be found on the internet)

2022-01-08 14:02:36 UTC

In my point of view, I partly disagree with this. Nowadays, the Internet is everywhere in the world, and we heavily rely on it to get information. There are many different online courses a student can take, and tons of apps that can help you improve different skills that school can never teach. The knowledge that we are taught at school is very limited and it cant broaden our horizon more than a few books. However, humanity has been using course books in school for decades and it will be hard to completely change the way we study and obtain knowledge.

2022-01-08 14:02:44 UTC

Agreeing:
- Coursebooks are carefully examined by professors, while the Internet's reliability isn't too high, especially on sites where people can freely change the information.
- Coursebooks are easier to access for children in rural areas who don't have access to the Internet/devices. It's also more stable because losing the internet connection is out of our control.
- CBs are more organized and divided into fixed sections.
- Books don't require energy and can be used for a long time without charging or risks of exploding.

Disagreeing:
- The Internet is more convenient because you can use mobile devices to get access wherever you want
- Internet is more diverse, has more sources, can be updated without buying new devices
- The Internet can be used by multiple students for decades without breaking/getting ruined like the books
- Notes can be kept on the Internet even when your device is lost and can be accessed from other devices. Notes in books, however, are lost when the books are lost and two books can't have the exact same notes without rewriting

"The Internet will never replace course books in schools." How far do you agree with this prediction?

gianglh201518 — 2022-01-08 14:03:04 UTC

- for:
+ organized: course books = provide information to the level of the student, while internet = knowledge spread widely
+ knowledge: precise, selected, chosen by experts
+ accuracy: internet -> everyone can write -> false info, course book: written and chosen by professional, checked again and again.
+ health issues regarding excessive internet usage
+ available without internet which can be expensive
* eg: Wikipedia (a very popular info site) vs coursebook => point out sourcebook more accurate, well-suited for education)
- against:
+ internet -> abundant knowledge. sth school book cant cover all needed info ==> go on internet to learn more => in the future, no coursebook anymore?
+ encourages student to find info by themselves ==> research skills ==> more favorable way of education ==> omit textbooks
+ internet => cover many perspective
+ portable

yet, some disagree

2022-01-08 14:03:13 UTC

course book: more collective in4
the in4 in course book are selected, more appropriate
internet may have spam, wrong, not official in4
students can be overwhelmed by the large quantities of in4

2022-01-08 14:04:56 UTC

Agree
-course books in schools contain selective information (written by professors)
>< internet contains wrong, unreliable information
- use those books easily, everywhere, keep them for a long time
Disagree
- There is various information on the internet that we need >< there is some information that doesn't have in course books
- Find more information on the internet
- There are some free books online
-> save money

2022-01-08 14:07:40 UTC

* Introduction
I strongly agree with this statement
* Body
- The Internet is a vast online place where everyone can contribute posts, sites, information => The information is extremely unreliable and no one can confirm if it is a fact or not => we can gain false information very easily
For example, Wikipedia is a go-to site for many people when they wanna gain more knowledge about a topic/subject. But Wikipedia is in fact open for everyone who wants to contribute, that means the information can be completely wrong, because there is no one responsible for checking if all of the information.
- On the other hand, course books are written by certified professors. The information has gone through a strict and thorough process of studying, examining and selecting => There is no mistake => course books are highly reliable

2022-01-08 14:08:10 UTC

Agree:
- too much information on the internet including both authorized and unauthorized sources --> misinformation
- the internet is distractable since students can switch tabs easily --> reading books offers a better concentration
- accessing the internet means we have to staring at the blue lighted screen for too long causes bad effects on health, brain, quality of ability to see

2022-01-08 14:08:18 UTC

- partly agree with the statement.
+ agree:
- course books are written by experts
- be confused by information on the internet (rối, nhiễu loạn thông tin vì quá nhiều luồng tin trên mạng)
- information on the internet is often unreliable
+ disagree:
- looking for information on the internet is more convenient and faster than finding in the book.
- information on the internet is up-to-date

2022-01-08 14:11:10 UTC

- Internet in fact does have reliable sites for information (such as sites ending with .gov). These sites provide precise information but they are quite hard to find since all the other sites usually appear first. Therefore, when it comes to reference sources, course books is a quicker and better choice.
- Nevertheless, there are some fun facts or extra information that might benefit your work but isn't in the book. In cases like so, visiting sites on the Internet for more facts is advisable as long as you make sure that you can confirm if the information is true.
* Conclusion

final opinion

2022-01-08 14:12:22 UTC

for younger learners, it's vital that they get to approach the suitable information
+ they are easily affected by trivial things
+ they may not capable of acquiring a wide range of knowledge, they don't need to.
+ internet is a good complement with course book, but they cannot replace the role of the traditional books

In my opinion, I don't agree with the prediction

2022-01-08 14:14:04 UTC

Reasons:
-They would be impossible if you want to use it in the Internet when there's no wifi. For example, when you're in the jungle, there will be no wifi in there so you couldn't get access to it.
-Course books are carefully written by professors, while the Internet's reliability isn't made me fully trusted at it especially on some websites where people can change the information to anything they wanted.
-Course books are easier to get to by children in the countryside because they perhaps don't have Internet devices.
-Last but not least, its stability also higher because the Internet's lost connection is not under control.

2022-01-08 14:17:09 UTC

Agree:
- course books are written by experts in every majors => are designed to suit every grades and majors
- like i said "many of them", which is information on the internet is reliable, but not all of them. Take Wikipedia for example: edited by many people, sometimes for trolling and causing confusion.
- you can be easily distracted by the information on the internet
Disagree:
- internet has a large rage of knowledge and many of them are very reliable considering the fact that they come from scientific websites etc.
- can use internet everywhere and anywhere and it's more convenient
- up to date information and knowledge for students to keep up with

From my perspective, I partly agree with this prediction

vuthaoanh07122007 — 2022-01-11 15:09:30 UTC

Why do I agree?
- Course books are written, censored, and organized by experts while Internet has a large amount of information, which is not always reliable and appropriate.
- So many researches have carried out that reading books offers better concentration than reading on devices: mobile games, social media, and others, which lead to student's distraction.
- Coursebooks give students who live in the rural, mountainous areas easier access to knowledge: using the internet requires wifi, computer, smartphone, which usually cost a fortune with residents in such areas.
Why do I disagree?
- Although there are many dubious data, Internet still contains many useful information that doesn't have in coursebooks.
- Recently, Internet is so popular that you can find up-to-date details just by your smartphones -> keep up with the times.
- Less losing notes bcuz you can keep it on Google Drive

Completely agree with the prediction

2022-01-13 08:52:37 UTC

-Supporting idea 1:
+ Each course book are written by a professor specializing in the field which the book guides to learners. Meanwhile, on the internet, although there is a lot of information, most of it is created by fabrications, or people who lack expertise.
+ Example/Details: some recent survey show that inaccurate information greatly affect the perception of the receiver, make them have a wrong view
- Supporting idea 2:
+ Reading text on digital devices for a long time can be harmful to the eyes. In contrast, if you read a book with the right posture, the benefits of reading will be brought into full play
+ Example/Detail: Studies show that blue light can damage light-sensitive cells in the retina. This can lead to early age-related macular degeneration, which can lead to loss of eyesight

agree

2022-01-13 10:07:34 UTC

- the internet is a enormous source of information, but it's not reliable since not all of the information upload on the internet is checked
- internet don't always give an answer that we find appropriate for our work if we don't type in the correct question, but source books give us the most suitable answers
- the internet may not have the information we are looking for. Course books give us every thing we need to know about a subject

disagree

2022-01-13 10:14:56 UTC

- sometimes course books are too long and we can hardly find the information we want without having to read through the entire book, the internet give us the answer right away
- course book are expensive and when buuying one we don't really know what's inside the book, it might be something we don't need and wouldn't pay for it, but we don't know. On the other hand, internet cost less and we know what it will give us when we search on it
- internet may also contain online course books in it, so why should we buy one instead of going on the internet and read it up there. Online books can cost a lot of money but it's still better to carry a laptop, a phone or a tablet around than having a heavy 300-page book in your bag

agree

2022-01-13 10:46:39 UTC

- Internet contains lots of information, but there are too much information that people can't distinguish between correct or incorrect sources.
- course book contains information that has verified, publishers are experts.
- accessing to the internet means to contact with the light that is harmful to eyes.
- course book is well-organized.
- Using Internet makes people distracted. Temptation can't be resisted when people can switch to another tab.