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.

A lot of them are just (5)________ the Web and instant messaging their friends.