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22 Panel discussion

  • What points of the above article would you challenge?

  • Read the following statements about positive and negative aspects of Internet.

  • Which statement would you support or challenge?

Positive

  • More opportunities to explore the subject you want to study, because of the many and varied materials available in the net.

  • A student becomes global, so he/she won't limit his/her knowledge to one book, or a little of the experiences only.

  • Research works becomes faster.

  • It increases inquisitiveness in children, thus creating better interests in studies

Negative

  • Because of the many given choices, there is the tendency for one to get confused, esp. that not all that is in the net are official and true.

  • Fewer visits to the library and less scanning of (real) books, so it looses the love for genuine reading.

  • One can get distracted by chatting, too much information, unreliable sources.

  • It is very difficult to monitor the internet usage very closely, this leaves a scope of children being lured into harmful stuff like pornography.

  • Giving children quick stuff like internet may remove their intrest in libraries and reading printed books.

  • Think of your arguments and share your ideas on the following Points.

    • The Internet users’ opinion about the positive and negative aspects of the Internet

    • Internet blogging sites Livejournal, Facebook, Odnoklassniki, V Kontakte - controversies and criticism (moral issues, topic discussed, security aspects)

    • The news coverage in the Internet – bias or objectivity, sensationalism or appeal to human instincts?

    • Advertising, commercials in the Internet. Useful or aggressive?

  • Getting ready for the discussions, put down your arguments.

Arguments "for"

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Arguments "against"

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