

Like this phrase, “ no knowledge, without college,” so college can’t be without teachers. In school or college we don’t just go to learn about the specific subject or program, but we also learn about life at the same time; it’s spiritual, moral and behavioral aspects. Teachers can also teach us how our subject or topic is related to the real world. Teachers can also adjust to an individual’s needs. Every person has different ways of understanding and learning, and teachers who are experts in teaching can expand knowledge by giving examples so students can understand. Sometimes, teachers are like parents or friends, who teach by doing fun activities, rather than teaching from a book. Computers can’t take me for bike riding, and eating out. Also in college or school, we learn from each other, which is highly effective for our knowledge. A teacher, who admires our feelings, not just gives us a score but also with special compliments, like I got in my writing “Tabitian bag”, “Bangles”, and “Family” is my Power.” A teacher gives us encouragement and also inspires us to study. By their writing a few words, which gives us big motivation, that leads us to the door of the success.
That’s true, today computer skills are highly in demand, but a computer, by itself, is still just a machine. It helps us in studying, but still we need someone to guide us in how this electronic device works. Computers are pre-programmed, very rigid in teaching us special programs or subjects. They check our answers by right or wrong, sometime with rational. I agree that computers are very helpful, when I use for dictionaries, research, messages to my family, my writing, study, and for my music downloads. It’s all great, but computers can’t understand our feelings because, once again, it’s just a tool.
In this faster running world, we need computers as well as we need teachers. But I like going to college and learning from teachers and from others. Studying on a computer is boring and there is no fun. It is a big work to sit and be responsible for the curriculum. At last, there is no such thing that can replace the teachers, because in my language (Hindi), “without Guru (teacher) knowledge is incomplete.”