Jenny-Lyn F.

Ligutan
Grade 10

INTERNET ACCESS MUST BE LIMITED TO STUDENTS

Today, our environment and daily lives are surrounded by different improvements.
We are in the 21st century already, in which everything we need is available and simple to
use. We have already experienced a technological breakthrough in which we can easily deal
with our daily life. Talking about improved technology, let's focus on this: access to the
internet. Internet is highly significant today because it is possible to find and access most of
the transactions via the internet. In the sense that we may easily obtain information that is
relevant to our work. Especially for the students it is vital.

In classrooms, technology has progressed dramatically. Indeed, students of all levels

can use laptops in the classroom. However, the price comes with these advances. For three
reasons it has become essential to limit pupils' access to the other internet. First of all,
unfettered internet will allow the learner to get out of concentration. A further motive is to
restrict students to other students in cyberbully. Finally, the internet rated R stuff needs to
be limited. Unless we take action on your internet access, students cannot prosper in their
studies.

Also, bullying has existed in many different ways for many years. Bullying is usually
verbal or physical; however, bullies have now used the Internet in the expectation that they
won't be captured. They are less likely to utilize the Web in ways that we may limit their
Internet access. Limited access could also reduce cyber trauma or student cyber rumors.

If we want to continue the school reputation as a secure, educational facility, then

the Internet must be limited to students. The emphasis on students' education is more
important and does not concern them with what is happening in social media. Children
would be less tinged online. They would also be less motivated to search the internet for
severely inadequate content. We cannot determine what children will or will not do outside
of school, but in their lives at least there is a big space that will not accept a poor internet
behavior.

References:

SHUBHANKARAGARWAL (2020), International Journal of Reseacrh (IJR) retrieved from

https://internationaljournalofresearch.com/2020/07/02/internet-access-must-be-
limited-to-students/