It depends on the student. Some students learn better at public school because they are face-to-face with a teacher. On the other hand some students learn better in online school because they don't have a bunch of students around them being distractions. So basically the bottom line is that neither of them are particularly better than the other. It is was works best for each individual student.
I hope this helps. I have had experiences with both types of schooling so I can say that this is as accurate as can be.
They're a kind of negative self-talk.
