text: Furthermore, distance learning gives way to privilege when approached my different perspectives. Enrolled lower income students may have challenges receiving an education when their wireless connection suffers, or their laptops sputter and die. Kids who have a troubled home life may also prove to be struggling when learning when they constantly have parents fighting or no personal space to do their work. Other things to take mind of is the social aspect of distance learning. If kids are encouraged to take classes from home, how will they be able to work and communicate with their peers and soon the outside world if they are only conversating with people behind a screen? Distance learning robs them of building meaningful connections with people in real life and learning how the world works when placed in different situations. Overall, distance learning prohibits something that all students and people will have to face; change. Whether its new people in different classes, or a new classroom or a new teacher, there is limited space for students to experience change in the real world.