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[quote=Anonymous]I could definitely see this being the case for some kids, sure. Especially middle schoolers. They’re at the sweet spot where they don’t have labs/experiments yet like HSers, but are also tech savvy enough to work their own computers at home and don’t need a parent around 24/7 for troubleshooting like early ES kids. The self-motivated kids can keep themselves on task. I would have liked it as a kid because I was bullied and anxious in school. But I’m sure I was in the minority. And it’s still a pale substitute for in person/classroom learning when it comes to actually understanding and absorbing the content. There’s a reason why the public online schools have an application process and need parental involvement - they’re mostly asynchronous and not kids sitting on Zoom meetings 6 hours a day. [/quote]
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