Using electronic devices in studying is becoming more and more

popular, but this can bring some disadvantages. First, learners have to
depend on the Internet to search for information or look up new words.
Access to Wi-Fi is not always stable and available. Second, electronic
devices can easily distract students from their studies. There are too
many types of entertainment programmes on the Internet. For example,
students may use mobile phones to play games, text and chat during
lessons. Third, there are some viruses that can attack students devices.
This may lead to the loss of personal data and documents. In short, to
avoid these problems, it is necessary for schools and parents to
consider and set certain rules for using electronic devices in studying.

Face-to-face learning has some benefits. First, in a traditional classroom,

students can concentrate better on their learning because there are fewer
distractions than when they are studying from home. Moreover, whenever
they have questions or need help, they can communicate with their teacher
or classmate immetdiately. Finally, students can work in teams or groups
more easily to solve problems or do projects. This can also help them build
their teamwork skills. I believe that face-to-face learning has many benefits
to offer to students and should not be replaced by online learning.