Online education is becoming more and more popular. Some people claim that e-learning has so many benefit that it will replace face - to - face education. Others say that traditional education is irreplaceable. Discuss both view and give your opinion.

As the pandemic goes on and technology advances, learning via the internet rather than going to a specific entity is an increasing trend.

However

, there are still some people insisting that face-to-face learning remains of great importance. When it comes to online learning, the convenience it brings is the most significant advantage. People can stay at home, without moving anywhere, and have access to learning, which makes education seemingly fairer for everyone. On top of that, commuting is

also

reduced. Not only making time more flexible, since

students

wouldn’t have to rush to school, but

also

cutting down on the expenses on transport.

However

, there are possibilities that

students

either focus on other sites while the teacher is teaching the course

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or sleep in front of the screen without the teacher noticing. What’s more, internet problems are always annoying if they happen, making everyone disrupted from learning.

In contrast

, teachers can know how the

students

react through face-to-face learning so that they are able to cope with the problems they are confronting,

such

as adjusting their voices or repeating the content again.

Besides

,

students

will not meet challenges with problems syncing to the Internet.

Moreover

, it is through memorizing things with more senses that people can learn more, scientists have said. Tangible classes make senses of feeling available, while online courses don’t.

Nevertheless

, traffic is always the most concerning issue. What makes it pros for online learning turns out to be cons for traditional learning. The costs of commuting could always be a big deal for parents. With all the above considered, I err on the side of traditional education. My personal experience shows that I have a deeper impression when I take lessons in the class rather than on the Net. After all, reality overwhelms virtuality, from my point of view.