text: When a child misses one singular day from school, it could easily cause a snowball effect. The student misses the first day of learning how to solve linear equations when he or she returns the next day or even later, the other students in the class have already completed it. The teacher will not re-teach the entire category just to please said student. At this point the child will ask as many questions as possible to try to piece the strategy of learning back together, sometimes it works, sometimes it dose not. The child will now spend the class trying to learn how to do linear equations, by the end of the day they will now be two class periods behind there fellow students. The day they come back after that they will be trying to get the work they missed done and end up missing that classes assignments, you can see how this snowball affect can start to come about. But with this new online learning the student can pitch in with there fellow students while they learn, he or she will also learn although they may not be at school. When the child returns he or she is up to date with all the work and will not fall into the trap of missing work