The advantage of online courses lies in weakening the time and space constraints, saving the time cost of picking up and dropping off, and making the courses more flexible, which can be arranged according to the individual's learning progress. In addition, for children with good self-control ability and a certain foundation, online courses can learn more independently and help improve learning efficiency.
But for children who are younger, have poor self-control ability or have no foundation, online courses may not be the best choice. Because online courses rely more on students' consciousness and initiative, if children can't maintain a good learning attitude, it may affect the learning effect.
The advantage of on-site courses is that teachers can observe students' learning status and writing posture in real time, and find problems that can be corrected in time, which is more conducive to learning. Moreover, in the on-site course, students can exchange and learn with each other, which is conducive to cultivating interest and enhancing learning motivation.
However, on-site courses require certain time and space costs, such as pick-up and drop-off time. In addition, if the teaching environment is not good or the quality of teachers is not high, it may affect the learning effect.
To sum up, whether to choose online courses or on-site courses should be decided according to personal circumstances and needs. For children with good self-control ability and a certain foundation, online courses may be more suitable; For children with small grades, poor self-control ability or no foundation, on-site courses may be more suitable.