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Many people join distance‐learning programs (study material, post, TV, Internet) and study at home, but some people think that it cannot bring the same benefit as attending colleges or universities does. Do you agree or disagree? v.2

Many people join distance‐learning programs (study material, post, TV, Internet) and study at home, but some people think that it cannot bring the same benefit as attending colleges or universities does. v. 2
Remote learning has become a more and more popular way to for a degree. While some people believe that this way of studying is less beneficial than in college or university, I somewhat disagree with this statement for the reasons I will discuss further. First of all, in order to absorb any knowledge a person needs to dedicate enough time and effort. The location of the learning does not make a huge difference, whether it is done at home or in university. For example, a lecture provides information on a given subject, and in most cases the quality and the quantity of the talk will not vary no matter where this information has been given. In fact, a student will have to spend time processing the information in both cases. Therefore, I think that distance learning has clear advantages against college classes regarding taking in lectures. Another issue of distance learning to be considered is the possible lack of teacher's support. During most classes there are opportunities to clarify any misunderstanding about the topic. At home a student does not have access to the professor. Nevertheless, I believe that under these circumstances a lack of help can have a positive side. With recorded lectures, videos can be replayed at any time to help students with their papers or revision. In conclusion, both methods of study benefit students in different ways. However, I don’t agree that universities are a better way to earn a degree, because the information in a course is the same whether online or live in a lecture theatre.
Remote
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learning
has become a more and more popular way to for a degree. While
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some
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people
believe that this way of studying is less beneficial than in college or university, I somewhat disagree with this statement for the reasons I will discuss
further
.

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First of all
, in order to absorb any knowledge a person needs to dedicate
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enough
time and effort. The location of the
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learning
does not
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make
a huge difference, whether it
is done
at home or in university.
For example
, a lecture provides
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information
on a
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given
subject, and
in most cases
the quality and the quantity of the talk will not vary no matter where this
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information
has been
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given
. In fact, a
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student
will
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have to
spend time processing the
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information
in both cases.
Therefore
, I
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think
that distance
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learning
has
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clear
advantages against college classes regarding taking in lectures.

Another issue of distance
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learning
to
be considered
is the possible lack of teacher's support. During most classes there are opportunities to clarify any misunderstanding about the topic. At home a
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student
does not have access to the professor.
Nevertheless
, I believe that
under these circumstances
a lack of
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help
can have a
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positive
side. With recorded lectures, videos can
be replayed
at any time to
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help
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students
with their papers or revision.

In conclusion
, both methods of study benefit
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students
in
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different
ways.
However
, I don’t
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agree
that universities are a better way to earn a degree,
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because
the
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information
in a course is the same whether online or
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live
in a lecture
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theatre
.
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IELTS essay Many people join distance‐learning programs (study material, post, TV, Internet) and study at home, but some people think that it cannot bring the same benefit as attending colleges or universities does. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
261 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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