9-NITROGEN: MDL Activity - OCTOBER 24, 2024
Face-to-Face Classes vs. Modular Distance Learning
Education plays a crucial role in shaping an individual’s future, and with recent global changes, different modes of learning have emerged. Two common methods of instruction today are face-to-face classes and modular distance learning. While both aim to provide students with knowledge, they differ significantly in terms of interaction, flexibility, and learning environment.
In face-to-face classes, students and teachers interact directly in a physical classroom. This allows for immediate feedback, real-time discussions, and collaborative learning. Students can ask questions, clarify doubts, and participate in activities that enhance their understanding of the material. The social aspect of being in a classroom also helps in building relationships and developing communication skills.
On the other hand, modular distance learning involves students working independently with the help of learning modules or printed materials. This mode of learning is more flexible, allowing students to study at their own pace and on their own schedule. It is particularly helpful for those who may have limited access to technology or need to balance education with other responsibilities, such as work or family obligations. However, modular distance learning often lacks the immediacy of teacher feedback and peer interaction, which can sometimes hinder the learning process.
The learning environment is another significant difference between the two. In face-to-face classes, students have the benefit of a structured environment conducive to learning, free from distractions found at home. In contrast, modular distance learning requires students to create their own learning space, which may not always be ideal due to distractions or limited access to resources.
In conclusion, while face-to-face classes offer real-time interaction and a structured environment, modular distance learning provides flexibility and independence. Both methods have their advantages and challenges, and the choice between the two depends on the student's needs and circumstances. Ultimately, both aim to provide quality education, though the learning experiences they offer are distinct.
QUESTION:
Based on the information from the essay given, which do you prefer, Face-to-Face Classes of Modular Distance Learning? Explain your answer briefly.
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I prefer face-to-face classes because they facilitate immediate interaction and collaboration with teachers and peers, which enhances understanding and engagement. The structured environment minimizes distractions and fosters social skills, making the learning experience more dynamic and supportive. While modular distance learning offers flexibility, the lack of real-time feedback can hinder comprehension and connection.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, I would prefer to have face to face classes than modular learning because for me it's the most effective method since we will able to learn more due to less distraction and in order for us to know the real application of a specific lesson.
DeleteIn my opinion as a student i would rather have face-to-face classes as student can ask their teachers in person if they do not understant the lesson. I like ftf classes much more simply because i think that the students don't learn properly on modular, they tend to depend on online websites rather than answering them personally
ReplyDeleteFor me face-to-face classes are more way easy to learn for childrens, because they can cooperate well and can learn well, unlike modular classes, i experienced having modular and it was hard for me because without a teacher you cant understand your lesson, and sometimes other children's doesn't have an internet and can't attend online classes, so for me face-to-face- classes are way more better than modular, for example, when I'm having modular I can't understand what im learning no matter how many times I read and read, unlike now I'm having face-to-face classes, i eventually improve my learning skills.
ReplyDeleteI believe that face-to-face classes would be more effective because students like me would understand the lessons better. It would also make learning easier. I would prefer face-to-face classes so that I can learn more.
ReplyDeleteIf I'll be choosing between face-to-face or Modular I'll rather choose the face to face one, so in that case I can understand more on the lessons that the teacher had been discussing and all I have to do is to take down a notes while listening and in that case I'll be able to cooperate and participate when theres a recitation.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion,I'd prefer Face to Face classes rather than Modular Distance Learning(MDL),why?
ReplyDeleteWell,based on my experiences,I tend to learn more things while having face to face classes.when there was Modular Distance Learning(MDL),I didn't learn much from doing modules.i was too lazy to do them since it was boring.when they brought back face to face classes,I was motivated to do good his time.I told myself,I wanted to be better this time,and I actually did better.i learned a lot of things and participated in activities,and most of all,I made new friends,most of my friends I met on online games when there was still (MDL) but now I have other friends on the outside.so I'm happily to say that,I like Face to face classes rather than (MDL) classes.thank you
for me, i prefer in ftf classes because here the teachers can get to know the students and if they don't understand the lesson they can ask the teacher,you will learn more in a face to face class because here the teachers will teach you better than in a modular class, some students do not have the ability to provide a cellphone or internet because of that they cannot attend an online class or pass the activities that he was assigned to do.
ReplyDeleteFor me, i prefer face to face classes because it can enhance understanding through real time, discussions, and collaborative learning, and fostering a sense of community.
ReplyDeleteFace to face classes can also help students stay organized and focused, minimizing distractions that mught occur in modular format.
For my opinion i will choose face to face classes rather than modular, because in face to face classes I will learn quickly and understand what the teacher says, i can pass my assignment or activities in time I can also ask the teacher if I don't understand the discussion, Modular is difficult for me because i don't have any internet or gadgets to attend in online classes and also i can understand the modular, and some students can't focus on their studies because they prioritize playing online games more than doing their modules
ReplyDeletefor me i prefer face to face classes than modular distance learning, because at school teachers would know if the students can’t understand the lesson, and also because i am motivated to learn when i am in school, mdl (modular distance learning) is boring, unlike face to face learning u can communicate with your classmates/schoolmates
ReplyDeleteI prefer face-to-face classes because it makes schoolwork easier and if you don't understand something, you can ask your teacher for help. With modular learning, it's difficult because you won't understand some parts and you'll have to answer them on your own. That's why face-to-face classes are better.
ReplyDeletein my opinion, i prefer face to face classes than modular distance learning because in school i would literally understand the lesson, and my academic performance would be better, and because i think that the students don’t learn properly on modular
ReplyDeleteI prefer Face-to-Face Classes over Modular Distance Learning because of the direct interaction between students and teachers. In face-to-face settings, students can ask questions, receive immediate feedback, and engage in discussions that enhance understanding. Moreover, it fosters social skills and collaboration among peers, which is difficult to replicate in modular distance learning. While modular learning offers flexibility, it often lacks the engagement and support that in-person learning provides, especially for subjects that require hands-on experience or real-time clarification.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, Face to face learning is a really effective way to learn knowledge and skills because it often combines different ways of learning including writing, reading, discussion, presentations, projects, group work, film clips, demonstration and practice.
ReplyDeleteI prefer face-to-face classes for the interactive learning experience and stronger sense of community they foster. I recognize the flexibility and accessibility of modular distance learning, making it a valuable alternative for many.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion, face to face classes is better than modular distance learning, because not all students have a device or internet to use if their teacher prefers to teach the students trough online. Plus, you can focus more and it's easier to understand the lesson because the teacher can explain it to you better, than reading the modules and trying to understand the lesson by yourself.
ReplyDeleteI rather choice moduler or online class. because why? I like doing my things on home and I can spend my time with my parents and have fun because on school there's not much thing's that I can think of just learning and learning plus one thing I don't like is having a loud classmates and I just want peace. And communicating on school is awkward but on home you can do whenever you want you got all the information you need and just learn at home cuz is still the same at school. but some lazy students just doesn't not like learning at home because there lazy but not for me this is my opinion no hate or anything just for attendance. 🤫🧏🗣️🔥
ReplyDeleteFace-to-face learning has many good things. I can ask questions and get answers or help immediately, making the lessons easier to understand. Being in a classroom helps me stay focused without many distractions. It also lets me do hands-on activities and group work, which helps me learn better. Additionally, face-to-face learning promotes social interaction, giving me the chance to connect with my classmates and teachers. The lessons are clearer because I can see how my teacher talks and moves, making it easier to follow along and understand the lessons.
ReplyDeleteI prefer face to face classes because as a student we understand the lessons clearly better every time it is taught to us in person, and it also help us to discover our skill it is also easier to understand the lesson. Some of student can't access through online because they don't have a cellphone or data and few of them joining online classes but they are sleeping instead of listening. Totally face to face classes offer us several advantages including improved understanding(like we can be matured understanding some situation), access to resources(for example library),social skills development(it is interacting classmates/teachers)and also emotional support. Online classes offer us flexibility and accessibility only , that's why face to face classes are better for students.
ReplyDeleteI prefer face to face classes because you can truly see if a student understands the material. In modular learning, student might just search for answers online
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