Olivia: Yes. Faster Wi-Fi can help students learn more effectively. A strong internet connection would allow students to find information quickly and stay focused. It would also improve group work, letting students share ideas and cooperate without delays. In addition, a smoother access to learning platforms would mean teachers can run lessons without interruptions.
Liam: No. Faster Wi-Fi can increase distractions in class. It may encourage students to use their phones or laptops for games and social media instead of learning. They might pretend to listen while browsing online. Moreover, since many students already have 5G on their devices, faster school Wi-Fi may not be necessary.
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1. Why?does Olivia want faster Wi-Fi?
2. What?distractions does Liam worry about?
3. How?are Olivia and Liam different?
1. Who uses 5G on their devices?
2. Where can you find information fast?
3. Do?you want faster school Wi-Fi?
Olivia: Yes. Faster Wi-Fi can help students learn more effectively. A strong internet connection would allow students to find information quickly and stay focused. It would also improve group work, letting students share ideas and cooperate without delays. In addition, a smoother access to learning platforms would mean teachers can run lessons without interruptions.
