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No,it ever possible because virtual device cannot replace teachers |
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They should eventually, but not yet. Let's advance the science of artificial intelligence a bit more
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I really can't say that teachers are really doing their jobs well, especially here in the US. But I
doubt that computer will ever be able to do what a good teacher can do. Can a computer teach someone
HOW to think? Heck it can't even do it, itself. Can a computer inspire a child to want to learn?
Encourage a child to get up after their whole life has come crashing down? I think computers are a
long way off from doing even an average job of teaching. Most teachers have no idea how awesome
people are, and scientist are so stupid,, they will try to make us cyborgs before they ever even
find out what we are capable of.
That's a tragedy..... |
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A computer is just a machine, it has no emotion or sense of individuality and each student is
different to another. Computers are would not be that capable or have the ability to adapt to every
students need. Something a teacher can do. And can you imagine a talking computer trying to
discipline a class. Lol. |
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At present, a computer can never replace a human teacher. A computer only does what it's told, a
teacher can change to help the student better. |
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Computers are a tool and they'll become more and more valuable within education. But they will
never completely replace teachers. There are infinite variables with each child - emotional,
physical, social - and no computer can compensate for every possible thing that can happen. And
even if they could there are major legal liability issues with removing humans from the equation.
And finally no matter how much children enjoy computers and games and such they will never surrender
a desire for human interaction - including the need for role models, and often teachers are who kids
first list as their role models. |
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No it can’t and it will never can, because teaching needs a human being.
I am not against because I am a computer teacher
But because computer cant teach our children everything especially “way of thinking”
I have many programs which teach bingers how to deal with computer, but I know that these programs
can’t be compared with my teaching method when I encourage a student to try harder, Therefore
computer cant deal with children with special needs while human can. |
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15 Aug 2008 09:03
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