First, online teaching.
(A) the advantages of online teaching
1, spatio-temporal elasticity
The time and space of online teaching are more flexible, and students can freely choose the time and place of class to adapt to different learning rhythms and needs.
2. Rich teaching resources
The teaching resources of online teaching are more abundant, and students can obtain teaching resources on a global scale through the Internet, which enriches the learning content and horizons.
3. Diversity of learning styles
The learning methods of online teaching are more diversified, which can be learned through video, audio and text, and can be repeated at any time.
4. Cost reduction
The cost of online teaching is relatively low, so students don't need to spend a lot of time and money to go to school, and they can obtain educational resources and knowledge more conveniently.
(B) the shortcomings of online teaching
Students who lack timely interaction and self-control are easy to be distracted and absent-minded, and even secretly play mobile phones/tablets. Learning place at home, comfortable environment, easy to produce laziness and slack. The lack of collective learning atmosphere requires students' self-control. Looking at the screen for a long time is easy to affect your eyesight, and you should also consider the influence of the network.
Second, offline teaching.
(A) the advantages of offline teaching
1, face-to-face interaction
In offline teaching, students and teachers can communicate and interact face to face through language, expression and body language, which makes it easier to establish teacher-student relationship and deepen students' trust and respect for teachers. At the same time, students can communicate, cooperate and study together. This kind of interaction can be more vivid and intuitive, which is conducive to the dissemination and understanding of knowledge.
2. Stability and affinity of learning environment
In offline teaching, students can study in a stable classroom environment, which avoids the problems such as unstable network and equipment failure that may occur in online teaching. At the same time, students and teachers can also establish a closer relationship and enhance students' investment and seriousness in learning.
3. Learning quality assurance
In offline teaching, teachers can better control students' learning status and quality, find and solve students' problems in time, and improve teaching effect. At the same time, students can better experience the actual operation on the spot, enhance their practical application ability, and help improve the learning effect.
4. Establishment of disciplines
In offline teaching, students need to abide by the discipline and regulations of the school, such as attending classes on time, obeying the management of teachers and respecting others. This can cultivate students' sense of discipline and responsibility, and help to improve their moral quality and social values.
(B) the shortcomings of offline teaching
1, time limit?
Traditional offline teaching needs to be carried out in a fixed time, which is not good for people who occupy most of their time at work or other things. If they miss this class, they will have to wait until the next class. ?
2. Space constraints?
Traditional offline teaching needs to be carried out in a specific place, which makes it difficult for those who live far away from school or can't get to school to attend courses.