text: It is true to say that most of us would prefer a quiet and independent environment over a loud and busy one any day. Loud noise and stimulation do not mix, in fact, it only causes more distraction. Though this may be, some kids do prefer social learning environments rather than the quiet. These learning environments surround students by other peers and encourage debates, understandings, and protests. The benefits may seem negative, but in these events students start to bounce ideas off of each other and grow in thought processing. Students will attract those who agree with their views and form bonds, creating comfort in the classroom for them. It is easy to feel alone when you don't understand a topic, but it can be valuable to have that other person there in the class who doesn't quite get the same problem you don't. You can collaborate, put together what you both know, and come up with a solution. this not only provides for better learning, but provides children with the social skills they will need for life.