Information that the advantages of the Internet outweigh the disadvantages

Answers from various netizens on the Internet

Pros:

The Internet has brought a powerful and powerful way of disseminating information, and has greatly shortened the time for information release and reception. time and avoid unnecessary waste of resources.

Since the Internet began to become popular, major companies have established their own web pages and websites online to introduce the company's situation and promote the company's products. More companies have openly solicited orders online to better market their products. More and more similar websites are opening, and many different types of online shopping malls are opening, and they advertise that their products are cheaper and more cost-effective than buying them in the market. In an instant, information spreads widely among Internet users, resulting in full exchange of supply and demand information. People only need to enter the products they want online and search, and a large amount of supplier information will appear in front of them. Suppliers can also use the information on the Internet to query which consumers have the greatest spending power for their products. Statistics for better targeted promotions. People can complete transactions online without leaving home, which greatly promotes the market's supply and demand situation.

Today, the information industry is highly developed and people have more and more demands for information. The Internet has become the best communication media. For students, many large-scale exam registrations and score inquiries can be carried out online, instead of having to make the always busy and expensive voice calls to inquire. In the past two years, the country's Unified Civil Service Examination has also announced details on the Internet. Candidates only need to open the recruitment webpage of their region to see a series of details such as the recruitment department, number of candidates, positions, and requirements at a glance. The information needed to take the exam and the registration location are also clearly displayed online, making it very convenient and easy for candidates to understand the situation. For units that publish information, they no longer need to send personnel to one location after another to promote the situation; for candidates who want to know the situation, they no longer have to travel thousands of miles to designated locations to obtain admissions brochures and understand the admissions situation. All aspects have benefited greatly from the dissemination of network information.

The Internet has greatly shortened the distance between people.

As we all know, online games are constantly developing and growing, and there are more and more game categories. Take OICQ, which we are most exposed to, as an example. Due to the distance of time and space, many friends cannot often communicate in real life. QQ provides a good way to contact friends in these situations. In QQ, you can not only keep in touch with old friends, but also make many new friends. In a short chat and communication, the spiritual distance between people is shortened. In other different online games, people can also cooperate and help each other in the game, get to know each other, and become good friends with sincerity. People can also communicate online via E-mail to inform each other of each other's well-being.

In the past two months when SARS was rampant, the epidemic situation varied across regions. In Hong Kong and Beijing, where the epidemic is severe, a large number of primary and secondary school students have been suspended from classes. During the suspension of classes for students, the education department used the Internet to open "air classrooms" online to provide students with basic academic question answers and exercises, so that students can study as usual at home, and the novel learning methods are more attractive to students. Pay attention to and improve students' interest in learning.

Similar distance education is also used in many other teaching methods. For example, in our current senior year of study, some students have gone out to work and cannot return to school to participate in the remaining courses. However, whether you are attending school or working outside, you must take a graduation exam. In order to facilitate students who are absent from class, teachers put their notes online so that students can easily study on their own.

Not only education and learning, but also trade conferences, etc. can also be held online. The term "net meeting" has become widely popular on the Internet. Merchants and companies in different countries and regions can conduct online meetings through the Internet to coordinate and discuss important business issues, eliminating the need for a series of cumbersome procedural steps such as convening participants, agreeing on meeting time and location, and saving a lot of manpower. material resources.

The benefits that the Internet has brought to mankind are countless. The emergence of the Internet is a symbol of the progress of modern society and the development of science and technology. Illiteracy in the modern sense no longer refers to those who cannot read, but to those who do not understand computers and are out of the information age. In ancient times when science was underdeveloped, people once imagined that they could know everything about the world without leaving home. Today, the high speed of information has turned this fantasy into reality.

As a primary school student in the 21st century, can we still only read the books of sages and not hear about world affairs? We believe that there are many benefits to the Internet. The Internet can broaden our horizons, provide us with communication, freedom of making friends, and success in playing games. It allows us to know that we must constantly seek innovation. If we win, we will have a happy future. A sense of accomplishment.

First, primary school students’ access to the Internet is helpful for early intellectual development. The cooperation between the ten fingers and the computer, and the child's use of the various functions of the computer network, help improve the child's intelligence, skills and intelligence, and intelligence, skills and intelligence are the three major elements that reflect human quality. Therefore, access to the Internet for primary and secondary school students is not only very necessary, but also has great benefits as long as it is properly guided and controlled.

Secondly, accessing the Internet helps expand children's knowledge areas and acquire a wide range of new knowledge through the Internet. For a long time, we have paid more attention to the cultivation of specialized talents and neglected the integration of various knowledge. Therefore, it is difficult to improve the quality education strategy. In many fields, there is a lack of new comprehensive humanities scholars, which directly affects the development of various industries. Therefore, cultivating our ability to combine multiple types of knowledge from an early age not only helps improve quality education, but is also of great significance to the talent strategy in the 21st century. In addition, the increase in the proportion of the Internet population will help accelerate the process of social informatization, and this process plays a very important role in economic development and social progress. By sending emails online, we can establish awareness of electronic correspondence, e-commerce, and electronic writing from an early age, which can save a lot of wood pulp paper and improve environmental protection levels. As the future of our motherland, we can establish an awareness of e-commerce and make use of the advantages of electronic currency. The improvement of awareness is an important indicator of the quality of the entire nation. It will also help promote the process of electronic currency and improve the quality of the entire nation. Learning computers well can also help stimulate our creativity.

Thirdly, primary school students can access a lot of rich resources and information online. The Internet is also a good teacher. With the development of science and technology, computers will become more and more advanced and their uses will become more and more extensive. Its emergence has brought us many changes. People can write accurately using computer calculations. These are the benefits of going online. Do primary school students benefit from using the Internet more than the disadvantages or do the disadvantages outweigh the benefits? Presentation and Debate Proposition 1: Dear teachers, classmates, and fellow debaters, hello everyone! Humanity will enter the information age, and the Internet will become more and more strongly involved in our lives and become closer and closer to our primary school students. Is it more beneficial or harmful for primary school students to use the Internet? We firmly believe that the advantages of using the Internet for primary school students outweigh the disadvantages. I will elaborate on my point of view from 4 aspects:

1. necessity. This is an era of knowledge economy. Information is expanding and exploding at an unprecedented speed. The future world is a network world. To keep up with the times in this information world, we, as the main force in the 21st century, must To be able to adapt to this high-tech society more quickly, one must have the ability to quickly and timely obtain effective scientific information from the outside world and the ability to disseminate scientific information. This is scientific quality. The Internet has just adapted to this requirement. Didn't Grandpa Deng Xiaoping say: "Computers need to be started from babies"?

2． Practicality. The online world is full of resources. It is like a cornucopia, an inexhaustible "rich mountain". Whoever works diligently on this golden mountain will gain something. 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. The Internet can also transcend time, space and economic constraints and receive education from prestigious schools online. If you have any questions, you can always get guidance from teachers through the Internet.

Moreover, interactive learning on the Internet, rich three-dimensional graphic displays, language explanations and other multimedia content make learning easy and interesting, which is impossible in any textbook! In addition, English has the highest usage rate and content on the Internet, with 84 and 90 respectively. This will encourage us to learn English more actively. Isn’t this good?

3. Reality. Every primary and secondary school establishes computer classrooms to popularize network knowledge, promote primary school students' families to access the Internet, and realize distance education and knowledge sharing. This is 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. ability, this has become imperative. Look around us again. The school website is booming. Doesn’t Teacher Wang also suggest that everyone go to the school website to take a look? Aren’t the class websites also in full swing? If the Internet is not good, why build these websites? Indeed, as a new thing, we believe that the Internet has some disadvantages, but under the education of the school, the correct guidance of teachers and the guidance of parents, primary school students will surely be able to use the Internet with a correct mentality. this kind of tool. The 21st century will be the information age, and we will be the future pillars of our motherland. Understanding and mastering computer network knowledge is the most powerful weapon for entering the future information age. Let us believe that the little efforts we have made today will eventually gather together and be rewarded. Therefore, I once again state my point of view: the advantages of primary school students using the Internet outweigh the disadvantages!

Second debate for the affirmative: Hello, teachers, classmates, and fellow debaters of the other side! The benefits that the Internet has brought to mankind are countless. The emergence of the Internet is a symbol of the progress of modern society and the development of science and technology. Illiteracy in the modern sense no longer refers to those who cannot read, but to those who do not understand computers and are out of the information age. In ancient times when science was underdeveloped, people once imagined that they could know everything about the world without leaving home. Today, the high speed of information has turned this fantasy into reality. As a primary school student in the 21st century, can we still only read the books of sages and ignore world affairs? The opponent's debate partner cited various examples to prove the disadvantages of the Internet to our primary school students. However, I want to say that anything will always have some disadvantages when it is new. If we kill it just because of its small flaws, wouldn’t we be missing a lot of things that are now essential? The speed of the Internet also has its advantages. Through the Internet, we can know some of the latest news in a timely manner; through the Internet, we can visit primary schools across the country in just a few hours and check the information we need in the online library. , complete your studies calmly with the help of online materials. You can know your scores immediately after the exam. If you have any questions, you can request teacher guidance via email at any time. Let’s take SARS as an example. During the SARS period, some schools in Guangzhou and Beijing had to suspend classes. In order to implement synchronous teaching, people invented online schools. The weekly online school teaching contents are all consistent with the school curriculum schedule. We have schools all over the country. You can receive comprehensive education immersively through the Internet.

Isn't this bad? Because of the above-mentioned opinions, we firmly believe that the advantages of going online outweigh the disadvantages! Free debate. We can ask questions:

Question 1: Now the school has installed "Banban Tong". If the Internet is not good, why should the school install "Banban Tong"?

Question 2: Since the opponent’s debate partners think that surfing the Internet is not good, then I would like to ask which of the opponent’s debate partners has not used the Internet? Since you want to stick to your point of view, you must take the lead! If the other debater thinks that the Internet is not good, then why do you want to use the Internet?

Question 3: If the Internet is not good, then why was the Internet invented in the first place?

Question 4: We primary school students only use the Internet to find information and study. Is this wrong? Questions the other party may ask:

Question 1: There are many diseases caused by excessive use of the Internet, such as "Internet Syndrome" and so on. How does the other party explain this? Reply: There are indeed some diseases such as "Internet Syndrome", but friends on the other side of the debate, haven't you ever used the Internet? You have been online, so why don’t you suffer from “Internet Syndrome”? We primary school students still have some self-control and will not surf the Internet excessively. Therefore, this kind of disease will not happen to us!

Question 2: I would like to ask my fellow debaters, you keep saying that you go online to look up information, but what percentage of the total time do you spend looking up information online? ! Answer: It is true that we do not necessarily go online to check some information, but don’t games have any benefits? I wonder if my friend has played a game called "Ranch Story". In this game, you need to run a ranch by yourself. Are there any disadvantages in cultivating our sense of responsibility from an early age?

Question 3: May I ask my fellow debaters, what are you doing online? Could it be that you are just checking information and you have never visited a BBS or visited a bubble room? Answer: We can clearly tell the other party that we are checking information and sometimes playing games. But please ask the opposing debater to be clear about today’s debate topic: What we are discussing today is whether there are advantages or disadvantages to surfing the Internet, not whether it is good to play games! Games can be both educational and entertaining. While playing games, we can still get a lot of inspiration. The game is like a fairy tale. Do you like the Three Character Classic or do you like listening to fairy tales? Summary debate, four arguments for the affirmative: Thank you, Chairman! Hello fellow debaters, teachers, and classmates! First, I would like to do some analysis on the opponent’s defense. It is undeniable that the opponent's defense was brilliant, but the truth is not made up of modifications, and the loopholes in the opponent's defense are still clearly visible: Today, the opponent's fellow debaters listed a large number of examples and did not hesitate to exaggerate to say how bad the Internet is for primary school students! But the series of benefits brought by the Internet for primary school students can be downplayed, and even wiped away as gently as a spider web! Such an attitude of disrespecting the facts, missing the forest for the trees, or blinding one leaf is indeed unflattering! Secondly, I would like to make the following analysis of this debate topic:

1. We will become the builders of tomorrow, and we shoulder the important task of holding up the future. Our mission is to keep up with the times. Keep abreast of science and technology. Our age also makes us curious about new things and lacks self-control. Therefore, their lives are inseparable from the leadership of teachers and parents. Their world is always protected by society, school, and family.

2. The network has irreplaceable advantages: it can break the boundaries of time and space, enable people to communicate with each other anytime and anywhere, and make information processing more systematic and comprehensive. Make information circulation more timely and convenient, so education chooses to go online, and the world chooses to go online. This is an era of rapid technological development, talent competition has become the mainstream of world competition, and education is facing reform. The emergence of the Internet has undoubtedly become a good helper for educational reform. Facing the colorful space of the Internet, we can listen to lectures by famous teachers easily and freely, and travel through the wonderful space immersively. Our learning is no longer limited to books, and we have gradually acquired higher scientific quality. Of course, we do not deny that the Internet has its drawbacks.

Because any new thing has advantages and disadvantages, but as our debate friends have proved, if people are more widely exposed to the advantageous side of things, how can we say that the disadvantages outweigh the advantages? It's like eating fish. We sometimes get fish bones stuck in our throats, but don't we stop eating fish? Won't. Because it is only occasionally that fish bones get stuck in the throat, if you are careful, you can avoid these situations