[Shiva R] Writing Practice Test 608958

The diagram illustrates the procedure of how carbonate drinks are manufactured and are supplied to supermarkets, we find the complete process from the initial step to the final stage where customers buys them from stores.

Overall, at stage one the water is properly purified and then is heated which is further sent for mixing and then packed. Let's have a detailed look on the process further.

To begin with, at first the raw water is sent through the filters where chemicals and water softener is added into the water, the water is the n pumped into heaters for evaporation to take place and also carbon dioxide is added at the same time, this is where the stage 2 process sums up.

Coming to stage 3, the water from heaters enter into a mixing tank, the water in the tank are mixed with various flavors and required colours are added along with the syrup, then the drinks are once again filtered and are filled into bottles and cans. These bottles and tins are packed and sent to supermarkets.

In this modern era where technology is in a great rise, electrical devices mainly computers have become the base globally. This means that almost every field is highly depended on desktops. Some argue that computers must be installed in educational institutions and can also be utilized for teaching, but few find getting taught by computers has risks associated. From my perspective, I believe that computers or desktops must be included in the classrooms.

To begin with why computers need to be a part of classrooms, Computers make learning more efficient. To elaborate, when a student learns certain topic, he/she can be taught by showing them various visuals or animations. Learning the topic by visualizing it graphically intensifies it and the student gets a better grip of the topic. For instance, a high school student is taught about mechanism of a generator, the same can be taught by playing animations which makes the topic practical.

Secondly, the teaching staff in few schools teach for almost whole day which can be avoided by introducing computers. The faculty can skip some of the topics by making the children understand it by the use of systems.

But not all agree that computers must be present in classes, few think there are risks with this too. People feel that students cannot be depended on computers for learning. Students may find communicating in person with the tutor helps them understand better. Further, few may not find it much comfortable looking at the computer screens for a longer duration.

To conclude, I strongly agree that computers must be installed in the classrooms as they allow students to understand better and also reduces the tasks to tutors.