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作文的要求写一篇250词的作文。
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\3?;[xD 新冠疫情之下，网络教育不断升温，由此引发了学术界的激烈讨论：在线教育是否会取代传统教育？
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`=$jc4@J wp*&&0O! As COVID-19 spreads around the globe and the threat of a recession materializes, most people are focused properly on the immediate task at hand—preparing to teach and support students remotely.
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5QFXj)hR+4 The traditional system of learning—classroom education; has always been considered as the most appropriate method of receiving an education by everyone for centuries. However, in recent times as the world becomes more technologically advanced; it can be noticed that the classroom environment is slowly changing and paving way for online education.
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QD;f~fZ Similarly, for eons humans learned “live” – listening to and working with teachers and mentors. Then, late in the 20th century, another learning possibility emerged, namely distance learning through the Internet. The technology steadily improved and now a large percentage of college students take at least one course online.
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uJ/?+5TU The fact that online college courses have continued growing in popularity has led to a raging debate: Will this fundamentally transform higher education?
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Iz GB rT sbP40 COVID-19 will also exacerbate weaknesses in higher education business models, particularly in colleges and universities that are highly dependent on international students and haven’t created an adequate online strategy.
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:B*vkwT This moment could also herald a shift in how high school juniors and seniors view online learning options.
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=,AC%S_D~ Online programs are less expensive when compared to a traditional setting.
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$@_<$ t E-learning tools provide educators and students with access to resources they couldn’t have had otherwise, no matter their status or location. A medical student in China can learn from the top professor a continent away, and can do so in their own time while balancing a full-time job and a family at home.
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y^mWG1"O Building relationships with instructor and classmates will require more effort in an online environment.
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SUH mBo"} Even though e-learning has become an education equalizer, it’s still not a replacement for the traditional classroom. Sure, the technology is advancing, but it’s not flawless. Just like any new, burgeoning innovation, e-learning faces its own challenges.
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y^2#9\}K Experts suggests that a hybrid model will emerge. The demand for the kind of quality educational experience will never vanish. I suspect, however, that the proportion of college education that occurs that way will shrink dramatically in the years ahead, while the proportion that occurs online will keep growing.
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r=h8oUNEJ* But far-sighted leaders will do more and keep investments in programs that support education delivery systems that are better able to withstand a variety of crisis scenarios, from pandemics to natural disasters, from economic downturns to teacher walkouts.
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f%c06U n= How that plays out in the months ahead—and who seizes the opportunities at the intersections of these learning sectors—bears watching.
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&GuF\wJ{7 This, to me, is where e-learning and the traditional classroom will one day form a union: compensating for one where the other lack
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