text: Lastly, some ways it could be negative is that students may cheat. Others ways would be if it was a live chat and one of the students were to be eating. The teachers could not stop it if it was interrupting the lesson. If the students didn't have laptop or a tablet would the schools be able to buy them or rent them out to the students for use. Others problems for my school and others is if the students don't have wifi in the home would school have to buy this for the students aswell. So i ask you with all this information would students like online class? I'd say yes.Some schools offer a at home program to help kids who are absent at school, it is a way to keep there grades from dropping so low that its hard for them to make them back up. One absence can lead to a much larger problem such as, missing a day of learning something new. If a child misses a day or starting something brand new they may be quite confused for the rest of the year every time they are obligated to work on something they never got to learn correctly. If they were to miss a day of a test, they would have to make that up the next class period. At that point every day in the future they will always be behind to work on last classes work they didnt get around to. Is the school system of learning from home a good, or bad idea?