text: Another reason why I believe students are not benefiting from online classes at home is because cheating becomes a lot easier for students to achieve. For example, in school a teacher will often collect students' phones and place dividers between them before tests and quizzes in order to limit cheating. If a test is online, a teacher will often check a student's online web history to make sure they did not open other tabs during the time of the exam. If a student is learning from home, what is stopping them from opening another tab online and finding every single answer to a test or quiz? When there is no limit to how a student can use the internet from their home, they could use it to cheat by doing many things like looking up answers as well as sharing answers with friends in the same class; furthermore, students learn less from home as when students cheat on exams, it shows that they did not necessarily learn anything beforehand and they do not learn anything while taking the test as all of the answers can simply be looked up.