Online classes offer a solution on ensuring students’ academic progress. They broke the space limitation but protect us from the risk of infection. But the negative aspects are also apparent. Lack face-to-face communication, students poor at self-discipline are easy to be absent-minded than before. Besides, being exposed to the Internet environment have a bad effect on students’ health.

To cope with the problems, I set a schedule that I strictly stick to it. When in class, I concentrate on which teachers say and think actively in order not fall behind. During class breaks, I do indoor exercise and help with houseworks to keep fit.

Because of COVID-19 in our country, and many schools have to have online classes. When it started last year, some students are not able to use online tools effective, including me. But after some time I was familiar to the tools and could use one according to my different needs. The teachers worked hard in order to improving the quality of the classes. They communicated with ourselves in a very cool and interested way, and that drew more students to online classes. However, my attentions might be lost sometimes and spending a long time looking at the screen made me uncomfortable, what might also do harm to my eyes. But I've decided to try my best to be good learner.

It’s sad to know that you’ll have to have class at home.

Owing to the outbreak of the disease, we have to have online courses at home instead of attending school after the winter holiday. Actual it is not that bad. Online courses break across the limitation of time and space, provides us with great convenience to study. But it also has some disadvantages, one of that is its bad influences on your eyesight.

All in all, every coin has two sides, and the key is to use it properly. As far as I am concerned about, if you can make full use of every possible means appropriately study, it won’t matter if you study online or in the classroom.

Best wishes!