The Pros and Cons of Online Learning

Before:

Covid 19 was changed everything since it appeared. The way of learning is also got effected because of Covid-19. Right now learning we can do it by online, learn in our home. I also feel it when I am in high school and also in the beginning of university year. Online learning is the solution to still get knowledge when the lockdown is into force. But unfortunately in my view online learning is bad for many students. Many reasons I said it, one of them online learning is made student lazy. Nowadays online learning is not fully applied, because lockdown is open. And now I see that a lot of students in my place is not productive. They have full of addiction with phone. If online learning will apply again in the future, if there’s no compulsion, it can be worse. So offline learning is better than online learning.

After:

The Pros and Cons of Online Learning

The Covid-19 pandemic changed everything when it appeared, including the way we learn. Education was significantly affected, and online learning became the solution to continue gaining knowledge during lockdowns. I experienced online learning myself during high school and the early years of university. It allowed students to study from home while staying safe.

However, from my perspective, online learning has several downsides, especially for students. One major drawback is that it tends to make students lazy. During the pandemic, students became heavily reliant on their phones, not just for learning but also for distractions. Even now, when lockdowns have ended and in-person learning has resumed, I notice that many students in my area including me are still unproductive and addicted to phones.

If online learning is implemented again in the future without any terrible situation, it could be worse. While it offers convenience and accessibility, offline learning remains the better option as it promotes focus, interaction, and discipline among students.