Mathematics · Critical Reasoning and Verbal Arguments
Statement: With the rapid advancement of technology, online education platforms have emerged as alternatives to traditional classrooms, offering flexibility and global access. However, concerns about a lack of social interaction, the digital divide, and declining discipline among students raise doubts. Should online education completely replace traditional schools and colleges? Argument I: Yes, online education democratizes learning by reaching students in remote areas and making education more affordable than physical institutions. Argument II: No, without social interaction, teamwork, and discipline-building, online education cannot replace physical schools that shape character beyond academics. Argument III: Yes, since artificial intelligence and interactive tools are making online learning equally effective as classroom teaching in the near future. Which of the arguments is/are logically strong with respect to the given statement?
- 1Only I is strong
- 2Only II is strong
- 3Only I and II are strong✓
- 4Only II and III are strong
Correct answer
Only I and II are strong
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