Virtual learning was a modality that most students, until then, did not know. However, the moment in which we are living and the need for social distancing made virtual learning not just a necessity, but the only type of teaching allowed.
Although it may seem like a promising system, virtual learning has raised questions that are likely to shape the future of schools and education not only in the country, but worldwide. It is now questionable whether virtual learning is really effective and whether it will be able to prepare students for higher academic and professional levels. This is because it distances the student from the teacher, decreasing the ability to exclude doubts from them, in addition to being a type of learning that is constantly susceptible to distractions, since it is not carried out in an environment suitable for this. In addition, not all the population that needs to study has access to the devices needed for virtual learning. We must not forget that this type of service makes the teaching service more expensive, since it guarantees an even greater workload.
With this, we can say that virtual learning promotes a higher expenditure on education in exchange for a less qualified education and therefore should not be adopted as a substitute for traditional education in the future. However, we know that virtual learning has some advantages, which may justify its fusion with conventional learning in some factors, as long as this allows education in a country to be more inclusive, efficient and egalitarian.
Organize her arguments starting with her strongest argument.
Answer:
The pair of words that BEST describe the author's attitude toward the environment she describes is awe and wonder
Explanation:
The poem "The Song of the Cardinal" by Gene Stratton-Porter is full of descriptive language un embellish every aspect of the environment that is being mention along with the animals that live in there, the swamp where a lot of species that are not the most loved ones are described with great detail as well as the birds around the top of the trees.
Gladwell believes students in a KIPP school succeed despite facing circumstances that would otherwise lead to failure.
Rather than failure, however, these students succeed. Gladwell argues that the culture of the school and its community -- he uses the term "cultural legacy" is what leads to success.
Gladwell argues cultural legacies are so powerful they help people defy the odds and succeed. He believes more needs to be learned about them.
