Does the WWW help students become interested in studying and read more?

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1 total messages Started by hchen Tue, 31 Mar 1998 00:00

Author: hchen
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 00:00

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        A large number of school teachers nationwide support use of the
Internet in the classroom.  They think the rich resources, the Internet, can
help students' performance in school.  Also, more and more funds are huge
increased on access to the Internet in each institution.
	What do you think? Does the World Wide Web help students become
interested in studying and read more?  Does the access to the WWW increase
vocabulary and reading time to people?
        Students are involving from K-12 to college, and graduate students.
Studying is involving from learning all kinds of stuffs to their major
studies.
	Please post your free opinions to help me to finish my research paper
assignment.
Thank you.

Here are examples I received from my friends.
	"...If you mean students might study and read more in their majors'
subjects, my answer is NO.  In the future, students might become more
interested in studying.  But, now, my observation is not..."
	"...Yes, I truly enjoy this interactive learning way (which is
colorful graphics, sound,...!)  It also saves time to do the research!..."

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