10_Brian+Loh+Keng+Chee

Brian Loh Keng Chee media type="file" key="Recording 1.wma" width="300" height="300"media type="file" key="Recording 2.wma" width="300" height="300"media type="file" key="Recording 3.wma" width="300" height="300" Based on the list of advantages and disadvantages, robots should not replace humans as teachers in school. They require a power source (batteries, solar panels, wall outlet, etc), they will only do what they are told, they will do exactly what they are told even if that is not what was intended, they are very time consuming to program, they require maintenance (though some unions will call that an advantage), they cannot adapt to changes in their surroundings (unless their programming allows it), they cannot do something they are not designed to do. Example, therefore even if you programme a robot to take a cup of coffee but the robot is not designed to do this action as it has no hands then it is not that suitable. And also with robots in the class the robots are not able to control a rowdy class as they would not listen and damage the robot. Therefore it is not suitable for robots to replace teachers A lot of money is needed to maintain the robot and to cover the defects.