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Face-to-Face Learning: A Superior System of Education

The idea of altering the educational system is a preposterous one, even at times of global catastrophe. The majority of elementary and high school students across the nation are more in favor of modular or online-based learning than face-to-face classroom instruction. It is almost insane to change a system set in stone, especially if it has been successful since the beginning of its use.

I am convinced that face-to-face learning is capable of bringing amelioration into a student's school performance. With face-to-face classes, students gain socialization with peers and interaction with teachers which indicates that they get to access more information and appealing understanding. This system allows students to have instant gratification with answers and help. You may feel comfortable and learn more easily in a familiar, traditional classroom situation. A classroom setting is a wider selection of thinking. Students are encouraged to think more about their lessons compared to when they are only in the house. You have the opportunity to connect, problem-solve, and network with other students from a wide range of backgrounds. Students can interact with each other without any hindrance or barricade. Questions are not difficult to answer since they can help each other within the class. Face-to-face learning eases the burden not only for students but also for teachers. The exhausting job of creating, distributing, and reviewing module packets will be over and this is a relief for most educators, and also for students because sometimes, these packets are piled up and it's complicated to finish them all. With face-to-face classroom instruction, students and teachers get to be in class together and the laughter and the fun inside a classroom setting are priceless. The memories that each student share together is real and they become memorable until they grow old.

There is no doubt that face-to-face learning is what is effective before and even in the present. This system not only gives the students ample room for cultivation and growth but also involves their mental and emotional aspects. The presence of a teacher with classmates is different. In addition, it helps develop cooperation, better memory recall, and understanding. Face-to-face learning is a superb and ineffable education system and I'm certain that it will do grand for every student and teacher.

[Original Work of Lianne Talan]