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Universities and colleges are now offering qualifications through distance learning from the Internet rather than teachers in the classroom. Do you think the advantages of this development outweigh the disadvantages?

#universities #colleges #qualifications #distance #internet #teachers #classroom #development
Nowadays
students
 do not have to go to school, because
distance
 learning from the Internet is quite normal and can be provided by universities and colleges. From my perspective, the merits of the development outweigh the drawbacks. On the one hand, it is beneficial for
students
 to
study
 from home.
Students
 of
distance
 learning are able to feel freer. After class, they can arrange their own schedule, which they want to do rather than under the supervision of tutors.
In addition
,
Distance
 learning
are
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 more likely to encourage
students
 to
study
on
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 their own pace.
For instance
, there is plenty of information that they can search for or teachers’
video
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videos
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 that they can be watched again
in
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 the Internet
,
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 when they are confused
in
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 studying.
In
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 the contrary, admission would not take a class about the same content again.
Furthermore
,
students
 who
study
 from home can save money and time on transport. They can take advantage of time on transport to do some sports or trivial things to improve their efficiencies.
Besides
,
students
, especially international
students
, can
study
 at universities or colleges that are located in other parts of the world during the pandemic.
On the other hand
, Spending too much time in terms of
distance
 learning is not likely to help
students
 to develop good learning habits. They may be easily distracted from studying without any supervision. In conclusion, it is convenient for
students
 to
study
 from home because of the widespread use of the Internet.
However
,
students
’ feelings are crucial as well . Perhaps they feel isolated due to long-term
distance
 learning.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • unparalleled flexibility
  • democratizes education
  • geographically isolated
  • personal circumstances
  • cost-effectiveness
  • accommodation
  • commuting
  • self-motivated learning
  • self-discipline
  • time management
  • direct interaction
  • feelings of isolation
  • quality and recognition
  • inferior
  • technical issues
  • digital divide
  • reliable technology
  • underprivileged
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