n recent years, many people prefer to study through online education. I am not saying that it is completely wrong. However, it is gradually becoming more of a business-oriented system, and therefore I do not fully accept it.
Traditional education not only teaches concepts but also instills values such as honesty, discipline, and moral behavior under the guidance of teachers. Students also learn good qualities like punctuality, social interaction with peers, and tolerance through traditional education.
On the other hand, online education offers flexibility, allowing students to study anytime they want. It provides access to a wide range of books and resources across all levels, and learners can study at their convenience.
However, one major drawback is the lack of practical knowledge. For example, in fields like medicine and engineering, practical experience is very important. This is a significant limitation of online learning.
Additionally, in traditional education, online classes were not commonly available, especially for certification courses in earlier times. Moreover, many online classes are conducted by unreliable or unqualified individuals. Therefore, I do not fully support online learning.