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The document summarizes the pros and cons of online learning in 3 parts. It first lists the pros and cons, then organizes them into a table with two columns. Finally, it outlines the pros and cons using a number-letter format. The key information provided is that online learning provides flexibility and access to resources, but can also lead to distractions, lack of interaction and engagement, and be draining due to extensive screen time.

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Uy, Franchesca Marie August 29, 2021

11 – ABM
Assignment 2.1

Groupmates:
Boctot, Axelle Moira
Jakosalem, Gwyneth Marie

1. Brainstorming (Listing)

Pros: Cons:
- Flexible time - There can be a lot of distractions
- Teachers and students are able to - Confusion for less computer literate
become more resourceful students/teachers
- There are more available learning - Others have no access/ materials
tools necessary for online learning
- Requires less expenses - Lack of social interaction between
- No need for transportation fees in peers
going to school - Other students require more
- Students and teachers can attend physicality for them to learn
classes easily - Staring at devices for long periods of
- Enhances initiative and self-discipline time can be draining for others
- Easily track due dates for submissions - Limited interaction between students
- Creative approaches to teaching and teachers
- Comfortable and convenient - Too much screen time can be
- Gives students a chance to learn even damaging to users
at a long distance from school - Unstable internet connection can
- Students are able to practice time compromise continuous learning
management skills - Less motivating to students
- There are numerous available - Different environments of students
applications that students can use to can be distracting or unhealthy
be more organized and productive. - Less feeling of campus experience
- Reduced usage of paper since most - Students can easily open tabs and are
academic works can be encoded more prone to cheating
digitally - Students can be unfacilitated leaving
them
2. Graphic Organizer (table)

The Pros and Cons of Online Learning


Pros of Online Learning Cons of Online Learning
Online learning allows students and There can be a lot of distractions in online
teachers to flexibly handle their time. learning.

Teachers and students are able to become There may be confusion for less computer
more resourceful in their assigned work. literate students or teachers.

There are more available learning tools Other students and teachers may lack
found in the internet. access or materials that are necessary for
online learning.

Online learning requires less expenses. Online learning may result to the lack of
social interaction between peers.

There is no need for transportation fees in Other students require more physicality for
going to school in online learning. them to learn.

Students and teachers are able to easily Staring at devices for long periods of time
attend classes. can be draining for others.

Online learning enhances the values of There is a limited interaction between


initiative and self-discipline. students and teachers.

Students can easily track due dates for Too much screen time can be damaging to
submissions. users.

Teachers can utilize creative approaches to Unstable internet connection can


teaching. compromise continuous learning.

Online learning is both comfortable and Online learning can be less motivating to
convenient for students and teachers alike. students.

Online learning gives students a chance to The different environments of students can
learn even at a long distance from school. be distracting or unhealthy.

Students are able to practice time In Online learning, there is a less feeling of
management skills. campus experience.
There are numerous available applications Students can easily open other tabs and
that students can use to be more organized are more prone to cheating.
and productive.
Online learning allows reduced usage of Students are unfacilitated causing some
paper since most academic works can be students to join the meeting without
encoded digitally. actively engaging in the discussions.

3. Outline (Number Letter Format)

I. The Pros and Cons of Online Learning


A. Pros of Online Learning
1. Flexibility of time
2. Allows resourcefulness
3. Availability of learning tools
4. Less expenses
5. No transportation fees
6. Accessibility of classes
7. Enhances initiative and self-discipline
8. Easy tracking of due dates
9. Creative approaches to teaching
10. Comfortability and convenience
11. Allows long distance learning
12. Practice of time management
13. Availability of school-related applications
14. Reduced paper usage
B. Cons of Online Learning
1. Numerous distractions
2. Confusion for the less computer literate
3. Lack of online learning materials
4. Lack of social interaction
5. The need for physicality
6. Draining feeling
7. Limited student-teacher interaction
8. Damaging effects of screen time
9. Unstable internet connection
10. Less motivating
11. Unhealthy and distracting environments
12. Less feeling of campus experience
13. Prone to students cheating
14. Inactive student engagement

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