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[QUOTE="Minicoop69, post: 3598959, member: 4323"]
Online learning is different in the fact that you, the student, is taking control of their own learning. They are doing the work instead of the teacher/professor doing all of the work themselves with the students just copying down stuff. Also, if you have a question you need to advocate for yourself as no one else will. In normal class, another student can ask a question that you might have had without saying anything.

Students nowadays, I feel, are told what to do and when to do it, instead of thinking for themselves. They've never had to think for themselves before the 'rona hit. Students who are independent thinkers probably did very well since school closed. Those that aren't did poorly.

Learning styles don't actually make a difference. Studies have shown that just because you "might" be better with hands-on learning doesn't mean you can't learn through auditory or visual processes. You just have to work harder at those and many kids choose not to.
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