During the past decades, the advancement of information technology has significantly facilitated the development of telecommunication. As such, distance-learning has become readily accessible to learners in many parts of the world. However, in my view, face-to-face education still dominates and also brings better results in most cases.

First, it is evident that students could be supervised easily if they study at schools. The essence of humanity is laziness. When people choose to study online, they always need more motivation and self-control to push themselves. If not, they are likely to be vulnerable to something interesting, such as social software, computer game and so on. No one could study effectively if these gadgets attract them.

Moreover, people cannot be good with some practical skills by network. For example, in guitar training field, students have to know how to hold it and where to put their hand on clearly. It is difficult and almost impossible for students to get all details over a small camera. Even they do that, they probably copy the wrong behaviors and teachers hardly correct them especially in a big class rather one on one.

This is not to say that we should give up learning online. Of course, some theoretical courses will be efficient if we choose a suitable teacher. And online lessons can always save our time in commuting. But still, having a class in college is better for most students who want to score higher.

In sum, attending college can guarantee higher learning efficiency and outcomes. Meanwhile, we should not ignore the convenience of online lessons. Only by combining these two ways with the actual situation can students maintain dynamic development.