some people think that we learn best through in person interaction with a teacher in a classroom.Others believe that online learning is more effective. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion

Nowadays, After the covid19 many of them prefer online learning is more effective for children.
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I will discuss the pros and cons of both
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why many of them choose
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method is attention towards
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they can directly speak to them at that time in offline learning the exposure will be large. On the
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online learning is preferable for the student who is lazy to go
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to school. For
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it will be a big advantage because they can sit in a room and finish their class. To many introvert
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online learning will be more suitable
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I conclude the two methods of pros and cons I personally believe that through person interaction method is more effective for students
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  • immediate feedback
  • clarification
  • complex topics
  • dynamic learning environment
  • social interaction
  • productive discussions
  • collaboration
  • communication skills
  • retention of material
  • flexible learning
  • travel time
  • fixed schedules
  • different learning paces
  • online learning
  • digital tools
  • interactive quizzes
  • multimedia content
  • discussion forums
  • hands-on experience
  • immediacy
  • lab work
  • vocational training
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