This document compares online education and traditional education. For online education, advantages include teaching quality from professionals, applying knowledge directly to work, and individualized instruction. Disadvantages include needing technological skills and less interaction. For traditional education, advantages are direct contact, understanding student needs, and better evaluation. Disadvantages include unprepared teachers, forcing students, and copying during evaluations. A study found academic performance was lower for online charter schools compared to physical schools, and student learning was not as effective with the online system.

1. 
MENU
On line
Education Vs
Traditional
Education
On line
Education
Traditional
Education
Why online
schools are
"worse than
traditional
schools"

2. Nombre del alumno:
Arturo Carmen Cruz
Jerany Alondra Martinez Moreno
Grupo: 201
Materia: Informatica e Ingles

3. Advantage
• Teaching quality: In many cases there are professionals and experts
who, due to their professional circumstances, could not attend face-to-
face teaching. Interaction with work: If you work, you can immediately
apply the knowledge acquired in professional work.
• Discipline and organization: Online methodology requires a high level
of discipline, responsibility and organization, qualities highly valued in
the labor market.
• Individualization: The teacher controls at all times the degree of
student participation and detects their particular needs.
Disadvantages
• Technological knowledge: The student must master the minimum
technological skills.
• Lack of interaction: Many students negatively value the lack of
personal contact with teachers or other students.
• Media quality: Not all institutions that provide online training have the
necessary technological tools for an effective process.
On line Education

4.  Advantage
•The direct contact with the students allows empathy.
• Know their needs, identify their abilities and skills.
•It allows the socialization of education and solidarity and
collaborative work.
• It allows a better evaluation of the cognitive and attitudinal progress
of the students.
•The accompanying teacher in the teaching-learning process, guides
and answers doubts instantly.
Disadvantages
•The teacher or instructor is not always prepared to control a group or
transmit their teaching.
•In many cases, the student is forced by the presence of the teacher in
front of the group.
•There are no sources on hand to clarify a doubt or misconception that
arose at the time.
• Sometimes when being evaluated the student tends to copy.
Traditional Education

5. The educational technology sector has lobbied to carry out high
technology in these educational centers that are financed through
independent public funds.
And the result is virtual classrooms in which the autonomy of this type
of school is combined with the flexibility of the internet.
However, a large-scale investigation, which analyzed 17 states in the
country with this type of school, ensures that "academic performance is
significantly lower in mathematics and reading" in these virtual
classrooms, compared to that of physical schools. .
In addition, the National Online Charter School Study (national
research on online charter schools), the first major study of this
phenomenon, ensures that student learning "is not as effective" with
this system.
Why online schools are
"worse than traditional
schools"