text: One disadvantage of learning from home, is that students will not have social interaction with their peers. In public schools, teachers would have students talk and learn how to problem solve. Even though, if a student gains the knowledge of how to problem solve by themselves, there can be a case where they need support. By having other peers around a student, not only will they know how to find a solution, they can learn how to work with others. For example, in math class, students are put into groups and trying to solve a problem. The teacher does this activity, so they learn how to use critical thinking and combine their classmates ideas. This helps students know how to speak out their opinion and contribute to a group. When working in school with other students this will help them learn how to communicate and gain different ideas or opinions. This is beneficial when it comes to presenting an idea or topic when the student gets a job or being in an incident when there is a large group of people. Compared to being at home and having to rely on the internet and technology. This proves that a student can get the full experience when they engage with someone in person, instead of a laptop or device.