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CMV: online school should be a possibility for future students.

To start this off, I have a few claimers to dis. Number one and chief amongst them, I think in-person school is also important and being in proximity with other students is valuable. Number two, I mean in the *whole* future. Whole thing. It's big, I know. But online schools should be open past the COVID Era. Number three, of course this would not be mandatory. Some students hate online class. I understand.

So anyway, time for the best part of any post, the 

*A N E C D O T E*

I am currently a student. What grade am I in? *I'll never tell*. But it doesn't matter. My life improved considerably when I was doing online school. I didn't have to wake up as early, worry about my looks or social status, teachers didn't feel so... intrusive, and I didn't have to choose between a crappy school lunch or a sub par packed meal made by *moi*, it felt great. The best part was probably the homework. See, I got about the same amount of homework as prior years, but it *felt* like less. I think it's cause when you go from school to your home, homework feels like it belongs back at the place you just left. Why the hell is this thing in my house, I don't want it here, take it back. But when school *is* at home, homework felt like just regular schoolwork, and I could get it done during lunch or class time or breaks .

Maybe that's just me.

Well, that *is* why I'm here.

But let's move away from the anecdote part. Let's get into the **SpECifiCs**

Not all students agree with me. Well, online school could be optional.

We still need students to have *some* in person time. Alright, either two full days are spent in school or three to four half days. Boom. Happiness still maintained. 

Some teachers didn't like online class. Well maybe *do your damn job and find teachers who want to teach their class and pay them what they deserve, SCHOOL SYSTEMS*.

Why not have one big online school that covers the whole school district while students spend their social time in the schools they would normally go to? I don't know, I'm just a student, this part isn't super important to my view point, I'm just spit balling here.

I already spend time talking and laughing and interacting with my siblings, and in school, that's just more interaction. As an introvert, I prefer having some part of the day being for *me* and seeing as I can't *get rid of* of my family, the only solution is school being a place without forced socializing, as in, *online school*. (Side note: I do not have, nor have I ever had, social anxiety. It is quite literally the definition of introversion to get exhausted from socialization.) (Side *side* note, yes I am an introvert, no I'm not some extrovert or ambivert trying to be "cool with the internet bros".)

Maybe there's holes in my idea, maybe there's another solution, maybe I'm an idiot, that's why I'm here! Change my view, "internet bros," I look forward to it.

(But seriously don't give me an adult male African hippo's worth of comments, after more than a hundred, I think all ideas will be exhausted.)
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> Some teachers didn't like online class. Well maybe do your damn job and find teachers who want to teach their class and pay them what they deserve, SCHOOL SYSTEMS.

You lost me with this part of your argument.

Do you think that teachers who are highly motivated and like teaching and are good at it will be more likely to like online class? Or is there some other point you're making?