Today, many Lithuanian language poses 21. problem - the computer blunt populace. Of course the problem of trying to exclude a large proportion of young people. This topic is certainly true for me. You can almost every Lithuanian language lesson to hear the teacher or teacher's sermon, that contemporary young people no longer pay to communicate. The biggest teachers' argument - students nebeskaito books. However, whether this is as bad as it comes?

All the well known quote from Mažvydas Catechism: "Brothers, sisters, and me imkiet skaitykiet. Here I immediately raises the question whether all the books and read prašosi or the books I read prašosi worth reading? For example, F. Kafka's Metamorphosis. Personally, I read more nesamones Nees. However, this book is included in the schools on the list of the books must be read. Immediately the question arises whether the list is to familiarize students with books that you read will understand what is and what purpose it is written, or list is to introduce students to books that can not be unread. In my opinion the second option would be fairer. We will start from the fact that pupils are offered high-quality books to read, because the current situation makes Marcelijus Martinaitį remember who once said: "Read or watch the peso sparrows?"

True, the computer is not really the "hero" who saves from all this. Golly no. Most have to classmates, which are really hard to communicate. One of them needs to pull the word, though, as well trauktum pilnut chock-full bucket of water. But are you sure your computer is to blame that young people have turned the book back? The computer can really be a problem of alienation of modern society. Even though we can not be, but it is. It should be raised to yourself, what do I do provide the book and provide me a computer. My answer would be - book provides spiritual freedom, "the other" world knowledge, the relationship between author and reader. The computer provides information, images that are not accessible books, a computer support person to keep pace with the world. But does the book and the computer may now be separated from one another? After all these things together give twice the benefit.

In my opinion there is no need to immerse yourself in an unconditional reading books. Need to use a computer to read and discuss today's important issues, find out what is happening in Lithuania and abroad, but it is necessary to keep the time the book. After all, only the book helped save our beautiful Lithuanian language. Just need to use technology and literature in a modest, and our pan-European numindžiotoje Lietuvėlėje will live better and more beautiful.