Online education helps distribute small educational resources to benefit larger numbers without affecting the quality of education. If parents are fortunate enough to still have careers, they have no idea how long they will need to care for and educate their children while still adhering to work duties. Students with impairments, youngsters who depend on schools to provide breakfast or lunch every day, and families without reliable Internet or computers face particular difficulties while schools are closed. Meanwhile, educators all around the nation are scrambling to find out how to efficiently and fairly serve children who are located in other parts of the country. Online learning is rapidly becoming one of the most cost-effective ways to educate the world’s rapidly expanding workforce.
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