children in rural communities have less access to education. (please correct me)

In developing countries, children in rural communities have less access to education. Some people believe that the problem can be solved by providing more schools and teachers, while others think that the problem can be solved by providing computers and internet access.
[emoji]Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Access to education is of the essence essential. No one can ever deny the importance of education -- especially school education -- in the process of development in every society, and while the significance of taking immediate action to address the problem of less access to education in remote areas is a foregone conclusion, there seems to be very little, if any, agreement about possible approaches to deal with this problem.
The people who believe that government should provide more schools and teachers to satisfy the demand of educational purposes of students educational needs of students often argue that this method would be more beneficial because students and teachers will would be able to make a constructive interaction, as well as children’s behavior and their educational progress can be monitored more closely, which can have substantial effects on the behavioral and mental development of children in the course of over time. The second argument made by the supporters of this idea is that schools are places in which children can learn and apply a wide range of social skills and basically should be prioritized. They learn, for example, how to start and develop an effective relationship with their peers, how to defend their rights, how to express their opinions and more importantly learn the importance of teamwork.
On the other hand, the supporters of the internet and computers often assert that such modern technologies have compensated for the weaknesses of human teachers, and that children in rural communities no longer need more teachers and schools. They believe that with the advent of computer and internet technologies, the world of education has been revolutionized and new notions including online courses and virtual classes have been introduced, enabling students to employ higher levels of education offered in different parts of the world.
The answer, in from my point of view, lies somewhere in the middle. I hold the view that modern technologies are not going to replace human teachers, and while children need to be constantly examined by teachers, modern technologies and teachers should collaborate and cooperate to serve the interests of children.