`-`I disagree with the following opinion.
`-` Firstly, self-study requires high self-discipline and independence. However, in that process, if learners are not self-disciplined and easily distracted. The results can be very bad, sometimes causing them to give up, thinking they are not capable. For those who are new to this discipline, it is easy to get bored. They quickly ignore difficult (but important) knowledge.
Second, Leads to poor learning efficiency. If you are not careful, you may have to record knowledge that is not really necessary. To absorb something on its own, it takes more time to determine the limits of knowledge. Because the information is so much and wide, it requires learners to grasp it and process it effectively.
Third, information on the Internet is like a double-edged sword, if learners do not approach carefully, it is easy to learn the wrong knowledge. At the same time, there are many organizations that take other people's knowledge to sell. If you buy the right, it is as if you are learning "piracy". Therefore, you should consider before paying for any course if you do not know the information.

From my point of view, technology plays a significant role in helping students study by themselves at home. To begin with, techonoly connect teachers and students. During the quarantine, teachers can use the technology to deliver lessons to their students as well as help them with their questions about the subjects. Without technology, the studying process will be definitely disruppted. Secondly, students can use the Internet to get access to many online courses. As such, they can widen their knowledge. In conclusion, it is adviseable for students to take full advantage of the technology to foster their learning during the social distancing.