@Hoàng Lou

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As you know, the covid-19 epidemic is raging everywhere. It has taken away people's lives and happiness. Therefore, the whole country together opened a new page of history, which is online learning. Online learning Online learning gives us knowledge and opportunities. Firstly, online learning helps us to better grasp the lecture, because the teacher will speak or record the lecture through the microphone and when listening to the lecture the audio will be very clear. clear and easy to hear. Secondly, in online lessons, in addition to the part called Zoom in, teachers often record the lecture and put it on the school's intranet so I can easily review the lecture anytime, anywhere. Moreover, I have: Comfortable study space, flexible study time, easy saving of study materials. But the inconvenient thing is that there are some friends who love to have fun, skip school thanks to Zoom, turn off the cam to eat and play games when learning zoom, lie to teachers. Turn on the mic around to disrupt the class, she called and didn't know how to answer. excuse not to hear. When learning zoom, the teacher can't manage all of you, and sometimes when learning zoom, there is also a power outage, disconnecting wifi in the middle, making the class that day not smooth and not learning anything. Yes Some of you are also electrocuted because of those learning devices, causing death. So I hope covid will pass so that these situations will no longer exist.

*Bài hơi dài thông cảm nhớ tus,cảm xúc dâng trào là thế đấy!*

The teaching and learning in an online way have both the convenience and inconvenience. The rise in popularity of "K-12" education - a twelve year educational system - has brought with it the convenience of learning online. This allows students to learn at their own pace, from any location, which can be convenient for busy parents or students who need flexible work hours. It can also be inconvenient for teachers who must check and assess students who might be miles away. Some students may not have the technological ability to "try out" different methods of learning, and may find it difficult to pursue a course without help from their teacher. Students may feel guilty about not doing their assignments on time due to the pressures of work, family, etc. Students with disabilities might not have the access or desire to access online learning systems that allow hands-on assessment, thus restricting their participation in the classroom.

For many people though, the most tedious aspect of this form of education is that it can be difficult to concentrate when you are not in a classroom without interruptions. Online classes require self-discipline and motivation which are not easy virtues for some people to have. This is not to say that students in online classes are less motivated than students in classrooms, but it does contribute to the difficulty of maintaining an online education.