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Dear Editor,
Recently, our class has had a heated discussion about whether students should learn on the Internet.
70% of the students are in favour of the new learning way. They think online learning is convenient and the Internet is filled with useful resources. What's more, learners have the freedom to decide what and when to learn. However, 30% of the students hold the opposite opinion. They think they lack self-control, and can't learn efficiently without face-to-face communication.
As far as I am concerned, I approve of online learning because we can gain more useful information on the Internet. However, we high school students should make proper use of this tool rather than being addicted to the games online.
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