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Studying with a group of students in a classroom is more beneficial than learning online at home. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

#group #students #classroom #home
Students
 who study in a classroom with classmates have more advantages than e-learning at
students
' houses. I completely agree with
this
 statement, not only can
students
 brainstorm with their friends, but they can
also
 ask the
teacher
 a question which they really want to know the answer to immediately. In the case of
group
 works, they can pair up with their friends instantly, and don't have to worry about being random and
then
 being forced to work with some classmates that they don't have a close relationship. By learning in the schools,
students
 get a chance to discuss some topics with their classmates face-to-face and exchange ideas with other people. When they have a question, they can just raise their hands up or go to the
teacher
's desks after class, while studying online with applications like zoom or Google meet, some
students
 may not have the courage to open their microphones to ask the questions they want to. Some teachers might order
group
 works for
students
. If they are in the classroom, most of the
teacher
 will let them pair up by themselves which make them happy because most of them want to be in the same
group
 with people they are close with.
However
, when it comes to learning at home, the
teacher
 will pair a
group
 up by random,
this
 causes the
students
 to panic since they don't know whom they are going to be with, and if they happen to end up with someone they do not know, it will have an awkward situation between them. At
last
, these
students
 who got paired up with unknown
students
, may not get work done because they do not talk with each other. Studying in schools has many reasons why it is better than learning at home, and I believe that the
students
 will get more benefits if they study in the classroom, due to face-to-face communication.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Collaborative learning
  • Debate
  • Discipline
  • Engagement
  • Feedback loop
  • Peer support
  • Educational resources
  • Adaptive learning
  • Self-motivation
  • Independent study
  • Digital literacy
  • Virtual classroom
  • Accessibility
  • E-learning
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