Debating the pros and cons of surfing the internet, I m the square 5

Do the benefits outweigh the disadvantages or do the disadvantages outweigh the benefits for elementary school students?

Statement and Debate: Hello teachers, students, and opponents! Mankind will enter the information age, and the Internet will intervene more and more strongly in our lives, and it will become closer and closer to our primary school students.

Is it good or bad for elementary school students to go online? We firmly believe that the benefits of primary school students going online outweigh the disadvantages.

I will elaborate on my point of view in four aspects:

1 Necessity. This is an era of knowledge economy, information is expanding at an unprecedented speed, the future world is the world of the network, to let our country keep up with the pace of the times in this information world, as the main force of the 21st century, we must be able to adapt to this high-tech society more quickly, to have the ability to quickly and timely obtain effective scientific information from the outside world, and to have the ability to disseminate scientific information, this is the quality of science. The Internet is precisely adapted to this requirement.

Grandpa didn't say:"The computer has to start with the baby"Is it?

2 Practicality. The network world is like a cornucopia, an inexhaustible one"Fujin Mountain"Whoever is diligent in working on this golden mountain will have a reward. You can find learning materials as quickly as possible, learn more knowledge outside the classroom, and flexibly use in-class knowledge to promote the development of thinking and cultivate the creativity of primary school students.

Internet access can also transcend the constraints of time, space and economy, and you can get education from prestigious schools on the Internet, and if you have any problems, you can also get guidance from teachers through the Internet at any time. Moreover, interactive learning on the Internet, rich three-dimensional graphic display, language commentary and other content make learning easy and interesting, which is impossible for any textbook! In addition, the use of English and the content on the Internet are the highest, at 84% and 90%, respectively, which will encourage us to be more motivated to learn English, isn't that good?

3 Realism. It has become imperative for every primary and secondary school to establish computer classrooms, popularize network knowledge, promote primary school students' families to access the Internet, and realize distance education and knowledge sharing in order to cultivate primary school students' interest and awareness in learning and applying information and technology, and to cultivate our ability to obtain, analyze and process information. Look at the school around us, the school's ** is not booming, doesn't Mr. Wang also suggest that everyone go to the school to have a look?

Aren't the ** of the class also in full swing? If the Internet access is not good, why build these**?

Indeed, as a new thing, we believe that there are some drawbacks to the Internet, but primary school students are under the education of the school, under the correct guidance of teachers and the guidance of parents, and we will be able to use the Internet as a tool with a correct mentality. The 21 st century will be the information age, and we will be the pillars of the motherland's future. Understanding and mastering the knowledge of computer networks is the most powerful way to break through the future information age.

Let us believe that the little bit of effort we have put in today will eventually gather in the Shahui Tower and will be rewarded. Therefore, I would like to state my point of view once again: the benefits of Internet access for primary school students outweigh the disadvantages!

2.It can also be said that if the harm outweighs the good, why are people all over the world going online? 3.

If you have a question that you can't, well, you can look for it on the Internet, if you look for it online, if you want to go to the time of flipping the book, everyone has done n questions. 4.If the harm outweighs the good, then why should the Confidence Technique be included in the curriculum?

5.What if the counterparty asks someone to play a game online? You can answer that the problem is with you, that you yourself have no self-control.