text: Even though teachers may become a little overwhelmed at the beginning of teaching both online and at school classes, they will soon get in the groove of how things will go. With that being said, online students will have better student to teacher interaction, which is just what they may need to understand the class. Many students may be too shy to ask the teacher a question in front of the whole class, which becomes a chore when they soon become aware that they don't know the answers. With distance learning, students would not have to worry about fellow classmates judging their questions and would feel free to ask the teacher whatever they need. This would benefit their understanding of the material and overall knowledge of the class. Another positive would be that learning would be taken at the pace that the student wants it to. There would be an all together time frame and due dates on topics, but students can take as much or as little time as they need to learn a topic. Students wouldn't have to worry about fellow students taking too long on something that they already know or the class moving faster than they are learning. Students would be in complete control of their learning speed. This benefits students who fall behind in classes due to missing school or not understanding the topics.