Some people argue that because the Internet makes it so easy for children to access facts, schools should not focus on teaching facts. Instead, they should focus on developing children’s skills and potential, and their relationships with other people. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

As information is now so accessible online, it can be argued that schools should move away from fact-based teaching and towards work on skills and relationship building. I completely agree with this idea. There are two main reasons why I believe that school teachers should no longer focus on presenting factual information to their students. […]

As information is now so accessible online, it can be argued that schools should move away from fact-based teaching and towards work on skills and relationship building. I completely agree with this idea. There are two main reasons why I believe that school teachers should no longer focus on presenting factual information to their students. […]

As information is now so accessible online, it can be argued that schools should move away from fact-based teaching and towards work on skills and relationship building. I completely agree with this idea. There are two main reasons why I believe that school teachers should no longer focus on presenting factual information to their students. […]

As information is now so accessible online, it can be argued that schools should move away from fact-based teaching and towards work on skills and relationship building. I completely agree with this idea. There are two main reasons why I believe that school teachers should no longer focus on presenting factual information to their students. […]

As information is now so accessible online, it can be argued that schools should move away from fact-based teaching and towards work on skills and relationship building. I completely agree with this idea. There are two main reasons why I believe that school teachers should no longer focus on presenting factual information to their students. […]