Traditional Classroom Vs Online Setting

There are similarities in a traditional classroom and an online setting, however, I will identify the primary differences amongst the two. An online setting allows you more flexibility. It allows you to read and write at your own pace. You do not have to worry about rushing to get dressed for class, finding a baby sitter, deal with finding a parking space, driving to school, carrying a text book from one class to the next, or sitting in a classroom for hours. In addition, you do not have to be in a seat at a particular time (Chambers, 2016). An online setting allows you to take your time to complete assignments so whether you are working on an assignment, you have at your convenience to stop and take a restroom break or lunch break. Also, you have at your convenience to pause lectures and go back to replay lectures at your leisure versus at a traditional setting, if you step out of the classroom for a second you may have missed something important.
Focusing on one thing at a time allows you to have well put together thoughts versus when you are multi-tasking. It may take you longer to accomplish goals but you tend to have less mistakes and errors. Multi-tasking is a great skill to possess, however, focusing on one thing at a time is more feasible to some. Myself personally, I can multi-task because of the profession I am in and I enjoy doing so. I often do not think about myself multi-tasking because I am use to doing it, and I was trained that way so it has become second nature to me. However, if I had the option to focus on one task at a time, I more than likely would not do so because I am accustomed to multi-tasking and I get a lot of things accomplished that way. It just all depends on what type of individual you are and if you work well taking your time or work well at a fast