2. It provides a new channel for knowledge and learning. At present, under the situation that the educational resources in China can't meet the demand, the network provides a broad campus for knowledge learning. Learners can receive higher education at any time and any place, study all the courses taken by college students, complete the credits and get a degree. This is undoubtedly the best relief for teenagers under the examination-oriented education system, which is not only conducive to their healthy physical and mental development, but also conducive to the stability of their families and even society. Expand teenagers' global vision and improve their comprehensive quality. Internet access broadens teenagers' political horizons and knowledge, thus contributing to the formation of their global consciousness. Similarly, it can improve the comprehensive quality of teenagers. By surfing the internet, they can cultivate their ability to communicate with all kinds of people; By reading all kinds of useful books online, I can improve my cultural literacy.
Disadvantages: 1 Networking brings difficulties to the education of teenagers' values.
In the past, teenagers obtained knowledge mainly through schools, parents and the media, so educators have the right to publish knowledge, and they can cultivate teenagers' correct values through directional indoctrination in the process of imparting knowledge. However, the Internet has changed the authoritative position of traditional educators. Teenagers don't have to rely on schools and families to acquire knowledge, but they can learn through the Internet. Because the network is an authoritative, non-dominant and diversified world, various ideas and values are active in the network. For the diversity of value standards in the network, teenagers are often at a loss, confused and easily lost in values. At present, the challenge faced by the construction of teenagers' values is: can teenagers withstand the temptation of negative factors in the network and successfully complete the inheritance of social culture? Can you accept the values and social ethics of your elders? Whether teenagers can cope with this challenge depends on whether their early values are firmly formed and their thinking, analysis and discrimination abilities.
2. Online virtual organizations have a bad influence on teenagers' formal organizations.
In the real society, teenagers belong to various organizations, such as classes, groups and young pioneers. By participating in organizing activities, teenagers can learn to assume social roles, abide by social norms, and cultivate collectivism and social responsibility, which is conducive to the socialization and healthy growth of teenagers. However, there are also many informal virtual organizations in the internet world, such as "discussion groups" and "brotherhood". People who join these groups, regardless of nationality, nationality or belief, can join as long as they have the same needs and interests. At present, a large number of virtual organizations in the network society are social, consumer, professional, entertaining, academic and so on, which are more attractive to teenagers.
Network virtual organizations not only pose a threat to the healthy socialization of teenagers, but also compete with formal organizations in real society for teenagers' attention and weaken the attraction of real social organizations to teenagers.