text: In addition, classes from home allows students to cultivate their own individuality through the removal of peer pressure, leading to better ideas from students that will improve the world. For example, Oprah Winfrey, one of the country's most renown television personalities, faced bullying and criticism for expressing her individuality as a child. Discontinuing her school career, Winfrey was freed from her shackles of peer pressure and later started the popular television series known as The Winfrey Show, where she could proclaim her unique philosophies that she had been cultivating ever since she was younger. Winfrey was determined to make the world a better place by encouraging younger adults to control their independent lifestyles and live a life of encouragement. Some may say that classes from home decreases the ability of students to be able to cooperate among each other. While this is understandable, it is incorrect because students who are confident in their unique selves are able to cooperate better with other people. For example, Albert Einstein, a famous scientist and mathematician, was expelled from grade school due to his extreme curiosity. Afterwards, he cultivated his own knowledge and later on cooperated well with a team of scientists during WWII to develop the atomic bomb. Attending class from home allows students to discover themselves and create a diverse environment.