text: First of all, kids that attend school online have more distractions that inhibit their learning. Whether it is pets or parents, many kids face difficulties at home that they would not need to worry about in a school classroom. In a classroom, the only thing a student has to focus on is the teacher and what they are learning. Being at home presents many difficulties on focusing due to outside distractions. If parents are arguing while a student is trying to learn math, they will not have the opportunity to learn it as well as they could in a classroom where they are not distracted. Or maybe the students dog is doing something really cute. Instead of listening to the lecture, the student would be more focused on their dog than the teacher. This lack of focus and increased distractions leads to students not reaching their full learning potential; therefore, they do not do as well as other students that actually attend school. Although the student may feel more comfortable learning at home, this comfort does not make up for all of the things that could possibly distract them. Even though they may get to lay on a couch whilst learning, that comfort may make them tired and unable to fully focus on the lesson that is being taught. In this case, an uncomfortable chair and a desk may be a better option than a bed or couch.