The dilemma of whether electronic devices can be used instead of teachers has aroused heated debates. Some people claim that nothing can compare with a real teacher, while others argue that computers are the best tools for studing and there is no need for teachers. Let us speculate what makes them think so. 

I am convinced that a computer can replace a teacher. To start with, we all live in the information-oriented society where in the priority of getting education stands computer skills: pupils do not need a real teacher. What is more, as the time goes, learners have become more focused on laptops, World wide web and so on. As the result, teachers can be easily replaced with computers, as these devices have everything for studing. 

Nevertheless, some proponents of my point of view seem to reject my arguments, contending that human speech, personal attention and eye contact are paramount in studing. All these factors hel