Give your opinions by Nelly Natalia Camargo Manrique

nellynataliacm2005 — 2024-04-20 00:36:25 UTC

Question 1

2024-04-23 02:08:49 UTC

In my opinion, adults are better at having online education because they pay more attention, even if they are bored. Children, on the other hand, are more likely to get distracted, they are in an age to play and discover and if their teachers don´t stimulate them to do so, they are going to get bored easily.

2024-04-23 02:09:07 UTC

Yes, it is an advantage to be young when it comes to technology, children in particular are basically born knowing how to operate a phone today.
Yes, I can attest to this. However, it can get repetitive soon.
Not always, people that want to procrastinate or simply not study at all will do it regardless.

Beerman.

2024-04-23 02:10:13 UTC

Children are more exposed from their beginner years to the virtual matters so it is understandable that they are likely better than us using technological tools.
Every group of people have his advantages and disadvantages, introvert people can find that being behind a screen could be a safer place, but they might find some disadvantages like not discouraging they participation and they truly need it.

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samanthacalderonv — 2024-04-23 02:11:06 UTC

I agree with this statement in some aspects. First, it is true that in online classes students don't have to interact that much with other students or aren't exposed to being sent to the front. These situations are common in a face to face class and recquire a lot of effort from the introverts. However, for some classes turning on the camera is a must and that can be intimidating for some students. Also, in the online classes, everybody can see the whole name of the student who is participating, so it can be a bit scary for the introverts who would prefer to be unnoticed. To conclude, I think that it depends on the student and the kind of introvert that he or she is.

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2024-04-23 02:11:56 UTC

As an introverted person, I agree to a certain extent, because it is really convenient but there are some classes where you learn more face to face and you also develop social skills. Moreover, having too much online classes can make you isolated and cause health issues.

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maxlopez0394 — 2024-04-23 02:12:17 UTC

It depends. It has pros and cons for both children and adults. First, children can easily get distracted from the class when they are at home, it's usually not that hard for adults. However, most children are more used to virtual plattforms than some adults, at least nowadays.

hmrenteriapuga — 2024-04-23 02:13:43 UTC

Probably, because they're not adapting from one type of education to the other, so it's easier for them to learn how to use online education.
Debatable. Some would say that having their face being shown, or being recorded would make introverts less comfortable.
Yeah, I guess. After all, you can look up answers or cheat more easily.