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The difference between correspondence and distance education
The diploma issued by correspondence is about adult education, and the diploma issued by distance is about general higher education, so RTVU has good learning methods, such as open education, self-taught examination and self-taught classes. I don't know which one you ask.

Teacher status

Teachers who attend classes by correspondence are not necessarily teachers of issuing schools. Teachers in distance education classes are teachers in license-issuing schools (under normal circumstances, teachers are rarely invited to attend classes outside).

Classroom model

Correspondence courses must be concentrated, and there are twenty days in a semester. Generally speaking, distance education does not focus on classes. Only classes or cram schools with low clearance rate will concentrate on several classes, but it is not strictly required. Usually I take classes online.

Learning style

Correspondence and distance learning are the same, teaching and examination are not divided, so the pass rate is higher than that of self-taught examination!