Skeptics of Online Learning Claim All of the Following EXCEPT

question 49

Multiple Choice

Skeptics of online learning claim all of the following EXCEPT

• A)virtual courses do not provide the kind of intellectual exchanges that are possible in classroom settings.
• B)students who are not self-disciplined may not be able to work independently to motivate themselves to do well online.
• C)online courses lack sufficient oversight compared to in-class instruction.
• D)because of the technology involved,online schools are more costly to taxpayers than traditional schools.

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