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    The document compares and contrasts in-site and online learning environments. It notes that in-site learning is more interactive with direct engagement from students, while online learning requires more self-motivation without those stimuli. However, both require effort from students, have similar difficulties and rewards, and rely on effective time management and feedback.

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    LESSON PLANNING:

    ONLINE AND IN-SITE ENVIRONMENT.

    In-site environment Online environment


    It is a more interactive experience where Students have to motivate themselves to
    there is more engagement from the students. learn as there are no direct stimuli.
    The learning process is more personalized The levels of engagement tend to be
    and the teacher can have a better idea of how somewhat low. The teacher, in order to fight
    their students feel about the class and the this, needs to communicate with the students
    contents by seeing body language, engaging and learn from them to catch their attention.
    in conversations and socializing through class
    It is pretty flexible, as students are able to
    and play.
    connect and work from anywhere they are at
    It is easier for students to feel engaged in any time.
    what is being taught, there are fewer
    There is more independence between the
    distractions, increased concentration, etc.
    teacher and the students. As the teacher isn't
    It is more standardized, as there is a stronger always available, students may need to seek
    sense of compromise with the planning, other means to do homework, resolve doubts,
    making it more strict. etc.

    Despite their differences, there are still some similarities that can be found:
    Both online and conventional learning need a significant amount of effort.
    In any situation, the difficulties and rewards are the same.
    Both require students to effectively manage their time.
    In both situations, giving and receiving feedback is critical.
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