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Band 6+: To what extent does access to information technology contribute to social equality?

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To what extent does access to information technology contribute to social equality? Accessing information technology could help social equality because I believe that if everyone has the chance to use any kind of technology at an affordable price in a short time period, it could be helpful to socialize everything in the easiest way. The government is searching for well-known individuals who can contribute to the future, so it may be beneficial to emphasize this for their community. So far, technology has grown in a massive way in this modern era. Everyone is using mobile phones and computers, but in underdeveloped countries like Bangladesh, there is not such an opportunity to use these kinds of technology at an affordable price. They are struggling with that, and the education system in Bangladesh is so poor that it cannot manage all these facilities in a timely manner. This is the most important thing that the government should focus on, as it can lead to significant development in the future.
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For extent, for accessing the information technology could help social equality because I believe that if everyone has the chances to using any kind of technology in affordable price in short time period. So it could be helpful to socialize everything in the easiest way. Because the government is searching for a well-known person who does the thing in the future so it may be good to emphasize for their community. So far technology has grown in massive way in this modern era. So everyone using mobile phone and computer in their hand, but in the undevelopment country like Bangladesh, there’s not such as opportunity to use those kind of technology in affordable price. So they are struggling with that and in the education system in Bangladesh are so poor that couldn’t manage all these facilities in short way. So that is the most thing that government should focus on it, because it can be not a short thing, it can be a developmental thing in the future.

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