What are the effects of online education?

 What are the effects of online education?

    A 2013 study from the California State University system suggested that those who learn on-campus or in a traditional classroom have positive effects on their physical and mental health. But it’s difficult to fully assess how online courses might influence student well-being without setting up tests. A 2013 review in the International Journal of Epidemiology assessed 39 published studies on what effect online education might have on physical health and mental health, and determined that those who learned through online platforms are more likely to have better academic achievement than those who have not learned on-campus.

 

In 2013, researchers at Colorado State University in Fort Collins and the University of California in Irvine published a study that suggested that college students who completed a six-week online class might have been more successful than students who completed similar classes on-campus. In their study, on-campus students in the psychology department of a college

Online learning comes with its challenges that can impact the children to a great extent. Loss of motivation and a sense of self-discipline needed to study online are some of the major struggles that children face