Since the start of 2020, the world has suffered from a new

plague known as the novel coronavirus. Because of this,

people all around the world are required to stay indoors for
everyday activities, including school. Some people believe this
is a good thing, while others disagree with this view.
There are many arguments for staying at home. For one,
students staying at home won’t come into contact with other
people. This will in return help slow down the pandemic.
Another reason is that learning at home is more comfortable
than learning at school. There is no travel time between
students’ houses and school, so the students can prepare for
school at a pace they are comfortable with.
Of course, there are also many counter-arguments for online
learning. One of them is that different students have different
means of attending online classes. Some students may have
the fastest internet and computer in the world, while some may
only have their phones to study and attend class with. Another
weakness of online class is that social interactions between
students are completely minimized. Though students may be
able to talk online, conversations obviously won’t be as
meaningful as face-to-face conversations.
In conclusion, there are many ups and downs to online learning
during the pandemic. In my opinion, online learning should be
continued in order to slow down the pandemic and everyone
can go back to their daily lives.