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It's common knowledge that computers will educate students in the future, and it will be on a daily basis. But I don't think so. It won't be a way to replace teachers with computers, even in one day. That's a bad idea because students will not pay attention to computers; they don't have a system [...]
From my perspective, no, because computers shouldn't replace teachers; they are different. Teachers are people who have been educated in various fields, and they are more effective. However, it's widely known that in the future, governments want to replace teachers with computers. It may seem like a good idea if we want to modernize our [...]
Well, I don't think so because in all classrooms, teachers play a vital role in teaching complicated subjects. Students can't learn everything with the help of screens or computers because they don't teach us like teachers do, with emotions. We can feel the presence of someone who guides us and provides the foundational concepts for [...]
I believe that the situation is unlikely because even if computers are more advanced than humans, they don't have compassion or empathy, which are two main qualities that only humans possess. So I believe that computers will not be able to deal with all the situations that could happen in the classroom, such as if [...]
I believe that this situation is unlikely because even if computers were more advanced than humans, they don't have compassion or empathy, which are two main qualities that only humans possess. I believe that if a certain student is not feeling well in the classroom, a human teacher will be able to manage the situation [...]
It's a complex question. In areas with limited access to computers, it'll take a long time for them to replace teachers. However, in places with widespread computer availability, I believe they could eventually replace teachers in the classroom. This would allow for a more modern and personalized learning experience for students.