No more teachers? No more books? For today’s kids, the Internet has all the answer. Gadgets come and go and most of them don’t have a very long life. The Internet, (1)_____, seems to be here to stay. The World Wide Web is now the largest information (2) _______ in the world and teenagers can find more or less anything they want there.

They can (3) _______music and films, watch TV, listen to the radio, send e-mails and even shop Online. In the United States for example, more than 78% of kids go (4)  _____ , according to a recent study. A lot of them are just (5)  ____ the Web and instant messaging their friends. But 94% of those Online said they also used it (6)____________ schoolwork. This technology has allowed them to (7) ____   a vast store of knowledge which was inaccessible before. With Online tutoring and Virtual schools, technology (8) ____students to get specific help. It is also possible to be a part of a study (9)__________ or discuss school projects with international e-mail pals. Perhaps more than anything, the Internet search engine Google has changed homework (10)____  across the globe. But the problem is that it is so easy to “copy and paste” that teachers need to change homework assignments or projects every year.

In the United States for example, more than 78% of kids go (4)________, according to a recent study.