text: Distance learning does not benefit students in school because it provides less help from teachers and instructors. When students learn new material or are struggling at home, they have no one-on-one help from teachers. Not only does the lack of hands-on support make classes harder, but it also causes confusion and questions from children that never get answered. The situation negatively affects kids because a understanding of their classes sets them up for worse grades and makes future classes more difficult. Also, another negative aspect of distance learning is that students do not receive a personalized learning environment. When studying online, teachers have a worse understanding of how specific students learn. For example, some kids learn more efficiently with lectures, drawings and pictures, or videos. However, through online classes these distinctions are not possible and all students learn from the same videos or conferences. Finally, an important aspect of school is the atmosphere. Learning with other students and teachers, sharing ideas, and working together to advance one's understanding is a very important part of going to school. However, a consequence of distance learning is that you are not able to partake in these groups and classes, which results in the loss of this valuable experience.