First of all, the Ministry of Education itself has not banned online teaching activities in colleges and universities across the country. It's just that starting online classes too early will cause a great burden to children. This is also inconsistent with the current concept of quality education in China. Therefore, in order to ensure that children can have a relaxed and happy holiday, online teaching cannot be carried out before the start date, but online teaching activities are not prohibited in schools.

Secondly, suspension of classes is a suggestion made by the Ministry of Education before. How to implement such an action is actually inseparable from online teaching. Just give teachers and students some time to learn office software or operating procedures first, and students should be prepared. Only in this way can the teaching be more complete, and it is difficult to find other more suitable ways to implement the suspension of classes and non-stop learning activities except online classes. Therefore, online courses cannot be completely banned.

Finally, students facing the senior high school entrance examination are already under great pressure, and because the epidemic has disrupted the overall review rhythm, schools should use various methods to help these children, so as not to affect their future development as much as possible, and online classes are actually a way for students to keep up with the progress, and they can't stop for students.