Comparing Online and Traditional Education

Differences and similarities between online and traditional education

How has education changed in recent years? At present, the world of information technology has improved educational practices. Online education has always been a via to take into account, however in traditional education you enjoy significantly creating emotional bonds. Traditional education and online education have similarities and differences, and also between traditional and online education there are more differences than similarities due to the following reasons.

Traditional education is different from online education because of the use of technology.

In my course of CIBERTEC, I can study and analyze at any time only having internet connection since the classes are virtual. On the other hand, the classes in the ICPNA I have to be present every day at 7:00 am. Every day my mother asks me where I'm going so early, I used to tell her English classes, but my brother told me that English was easy for him. In the classes of CIBERTEC I save time and money, I no longer require trips, unlike the ICPNA that I do spend money. Each end of the month I always ask the staff how much is the cost. In CIBERTEC it provides more opportunities to analyze the information that is being received and collaborate in repeating classes instead the classes of the ICPNA is taught day by day and it is crucial to come to classes. When I did not understand the teacher, I just said, 'I do not understand it' and the teacher explained to me.

Traditional education is similar to online education because of the level of exigency in the classroom.

In the private university teachers are very dedicated to provide materials, virtual books, etc. in the same way as in a public university that impart their knowledge and skills to their students since the only goal of both is to learn. The teacher always asks at the end of the class saying, 'Any questions?'

To conclude, according to the similarities and differences explained, there are more differences than similarities due to the use of technology and the level of exigency in the classroom. I think that making the decision to study online or face-to-face requires a sensible reflection, to identify the skills, defects and habits of each person.