text: To conclude, online classes wouldn't benefit students because they wouldn't be able to ask for assistance, they wouldn't be motivated to work hard, and they wouldn't be able to interact with peers. Students wouldn't succeed if they learned from home. Schools shouldn't change to this rule because every student should have the opportunity to explore the feeling of a classroom and other outdoor activities. Have you ever asked someone for advice on a certain issue and listened to how they told you to respond, only to realize they had no idea what they were talking about? I personally have, and know many people who also have gone through the same thing. When you ask one person for advice, you aren't aware if they are familiar with issues like the one you approached them with, and wether or not they know how to respond to it properly. Asking only one person for advice also doesn't give you options. It narrows your mindset, so you only see one side of the issue. I believe seeking multiple opinions can help you make a better choice because it broadens you're mindset, you have more than one solution/ more than one perspective, and it allows you to learn from other people.