text: Overall, while allowing students to attend classes online would likely have some small benefits like more class choice and easier accessibility, but the sharp drop in educational quality and lack of life skills for those without a willingness to learn would be too sharp of a sacrifice to justify allowing students the choice of taking their learning online.Bang! a crash of thunder and I awake from a horrible dream, sweat trickling down my forehead. With my knees trembling, I sulk to the bathroom to cure my dry mouth, murmuring under my breath never to take only one persons advice ever again. When I was younger I asked my friend for advice on what fun games to play at my birthday party, she recommended a few spooky games that I was not so sure about and my other friend was frightfully disagreeing. I finally gave in thinking people would have more fun, but everyone, including my friend, got scared and we had to cut the eerie games short and my birthday was ruined. That night I had a nightmare about it and vowed always to ask more than one person their opinions and advice on such a matter. Having more than one person give you their advice is important because not everyone's ideas are going to be the best option, everyone's opinions are going to be based off of their experiences so finding someone with little or no experience in what you are trying to ask can change the whole situation, and if you go to someone not as personal to you they may not put forth as much effort to give you their best advice.