text: You go up to one person first and ask them the same question that you asked the teacher. They tell you that it could be interpreted another way as well. "Huh," you think. You hadn't thought of that before. Going up to other people with your question, they say the same thing. After you've revised it to what the others have said, one person says you're wrong, and you should change another part of your response. Going up to others, you find out that the advice just given to you was incorrect. Finally, the people around you say you've got the perfect response. Your teacher walks up to you and says, "Sorry about the wait, now what was it you wanted to talk to me about before?". You give them the answer you've been working on. "This is very good," the teacher replies, "Did you do this all by yourself?" "No," you reply, "I had the advice of the other people around me." Asking multiple people for advice can help someone make a better choice because it narrows down the right path towards the best choice, gives new and creative ideas that you may not have thought of before, and can prevent you from accepting wrong advice. School is a place for students to learn and grow. The opportunity to go to school is one that should never go overlooked, especially when there are people around the world who are denied the chance for education. As Americans, we are incredibly lucky to be able to attend schools in our developing years. Online school is a growing trend across the country. In my county, one can take a class or two online throughout the school year. Some people use this as an opportunity to get ahead on graduation requirements; others use it to clear up space in their schedule. Regardless of why people choose online school, it is a wonderful opportunity for students to have. Students would benefit from the opportunity to take online classes because some kids have a tough personal life, online classes teach responsibility, and the world is quickly evolving into the technological age.