Online Education
The impact and value of the growing trend of secondary education being conducted by online universities offering online programs.
This essay will investigate the value of online universities and online programs as they are becoming more and more prevalent in our society today. The impact of these educations will be examined and investigated for quality.
Main Body
Online education benefits
Online education disadvantages.
Incorporating reason
Weighing pros and cons
Making a Decision
Future Issues
Online education has boomed in recent years, as the flexibility and quality have increased to meet society's demands. Since secondary education is primarily about training individuals for the work place in one fashion or another, the model stands to serve as both a productive and destructive force in today's academic environment. The purpose of this essay is to explore the transformation of secondary education involving online courses and programs. This essay will give a historic account of this evolution before weighing the pros and cons of this education mode.
History
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