雅思写作材料-大作文.docx

教育类1：Schools are no longer necessary, because children can get so much information available through the Internetand they can study just as well at home.To what extent do you agree or disagree?参考范文：The Internet is developing at a surprising speed and is changing the whole way of our life and education. For example, it is claimed that children can just study at home, making full use of abundant information on the Internet, instead of going to schools as they did before. There is no denying that the Internet plays an important role in the domain of education but, as far as I am concerned, it is far from enough to ensure an education as comprehensive and wholesome as schools do.Admittedly, the Internet is doomed to play an inevitable role in children’s education. If a student cannot explore the virtual world by using IE or Firefox, etc, he orshe will be in danger of being kept from what is going on in the world However, those students who know how to search for the valuable information available on the Web tend to gain themselves big advantages in that they can browse for more detailed information about the subjects discussed in class, gaining a deeper insight into the events or experiments and acquiring a multi-dimensional understanding of the current issues, since so great a variety of related information can be accessed by some powerful search engines such as Google, or Baidu. However, this does not automatically mean the Internet can play all the roles a school can, nor that it can take the place of school education.School education always is, and will remain, essential for children’s upbringing, because it is not only a platform to impart knowledge but also a stage to educate an individual about values and attitudes, rights and wrongs, goods and evils. At school, children, encouraged by their teachers and accompanied by their peers, can benefit in a wider range. They are more likely to be sociable and outgoing, cooperative and tolerant. On the other hand, the Inte