text: One more huge set back for children would be the lack of one on one time with the teacher. When teachers do not have each student sitting in front of them it would be hard to tell who actually understands the subject and who does not. In a traditional school teachers can go around the room and ensure that each child is doing his or her work correctly and if they are not he or she can help the student. With distance learning the teacher has no way of walking around the classroom and helping individual students. The student and teacher may be able to video chat and or email; however, that is not the same as having someone help you in person. Students normally form relationships with their teachers and are able to talk to and trust them. This type of relationship is not achievable with distance learning because students do not have the time between classes and after school to talk to their teacher like they would ordinarily. This absence of a relationship would become a problem especially if a student ever needed a recommendation from the teacher, because the teacher would not fully know the student.