text: In addition, students who take online classes will not be able to ask questions as they want if they were with a teacher in a classroom. Since online classes are sometimes a recorded videos that students have to watch, they don't get the chance to ask questions about anything that they don't understand. Also since all these online classes have a fixed time for it end, students who have questions don't get to ask questions since the video confidence end as soon as the time deal that the student bought is up. For example, I needed to pass CPR test in P.E in my freshmen year because it's a requirement for graduation. With that, the teachers has posted a video on our school Blackboard FCPS website explaining what to do when someone needs CPR and also some other things to do in an emergency to save a life. I had a lot of questions after watching the video and since the video was recorded, I couldn't ask. I went for the practicals and I failed and now I have to take it again in my senior year. Had there been a CPR class at least after school, I believe all of my questions would have been answered by a teacher and I would have pass the test in the first place. This also prove that online learning is not benefiting students.